We have graduated again...

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into the next stage of life. The one involving no babies. Therefore, no more DIAPERS! We are pretty excited to be here. It took Jonathan a few good weeks to finally realize that he could feel it about to happen and just go in on his own. We are so glad! We are still working on knowing when he has to go #2....so far he has figured that out only twice and both times he dropped his pants and went outside. But not in the potty yet. So this stage involves a little more trash and laundry, but we are still very excited! We are even going to sell the rest of our "baby" items next month in a garage sale....some car seats, kitchen boosters, and maybe the pack and play....we have held on to some of these items for visitors, but are thinking to exit the stage completely. Way to go Jonathan!

Comments

A said…
We'll buy a kitchen booster from you for our new son!!
July 16, 2010 11:38 AM
Catherine said…
Hey Deanna - I might be interested in some stuff too - my brother & his wife are having their first baby in August.
July 16, 2010 12:22 PM
Hanson Crew said…
Sounds good. We are planning a huge garage sale for my best friend who is starting the adoption process...there are 5 or 6 families donating stuff so there will be a lot of stuff. We are hoping to have it Aug 6th and 7th. I'll keep you posted :)
July 17, 2010 3:04 PM
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