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CAlling all parents of boys!!!! Where are you?
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Here. 2 boys: 7 & 19. I am an island of estrogen in a sea of testosterone. Trucks, legos, dirty socks, and musical instruments everywhere. We've got the Mater underwear instead of Lightning McQueen. I always joke that they can make the house go from clean to choas in 4.9 seconds. Little guy just announced that once he and big bro were all grown up, we'd be 3 daddies and 1 mommy.
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OnTheJourney
I here too! Although I don't seem to crawl out from under the 'orange hammer' and the 'tuck tuck' (screwdriver) and trucks and cranes and 'orange cloth diaper' (is orange a manly obession?) and the pile of food fallen under the table (mainly 'big orange')...
My guy will be 2 in September and he is one busy whirlwind of energy!
I *heart* my boy!
Checking in here. My olest is 12, getting ready to start middle school in the fall (7th grade here, for which I was grateful). Youngest is 8 1//2. E has gained so much weight in the last 6 months since coming off all adhd meds that I had to go buy him new underwear. He informed my he was no longer inerested in character underwear - he wanted boxers! Guess that is a true sign of growing up. Now if he could just remember to zip his pants!
By the way, he is totally into orange too. At least 50% of his wardrobe is orange.
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jalapeno
My boys are 12 months and 8 months. Honestly, it really scares me when I see other boys out in public. It seems like they're nearly always pummelling each other. Yikes. What have I gotten myself into. :)
jalapeno
My boys are 12 months and 8 months. Honestly, it really scares me when I see other boys out in public. It seems like they're nearly always pummelling each other. Yikes. What have I gotten myself into. :)
I only have 1 (so far) and he's not yet 2 so the pummeling isn't there yet, Ohhh looking for to that. lol I hope for the childs sake the next on is a boy! I was the 2nd child with an older brother and I was the one that got pummeled!But my thing is the RUNNING! I mean he NEVER walks, he has to run, his out of controll run, everywhere. Even if he only has 5 feet to go! And he is such a klutz, the bumps, bruises and road rash that are purely self enflicted because of the running is insane!Do they ever learn to walk?
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hoping...
Congratulations!!!
I have to say that I never really imagined myself as a mom of boys...I mean, it's not like I was one who preferred girls, but whenever I pictured my family, there always seemed to be girls in my mind.
Let me tell you, though, as wild and crazy and silly and rambunctious, and loud and dirty and on and on and on...that these boys seem to be, I could not imagine my life any other way.
It's amazing to see the world through their eyes...To spend hours looking for frogs at the nature reserve...to ride down the street on a bike pretending to be the FBI...to actually believe that you're a superhero...
What a charmed life I lead!!
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I have a 2 1/2 year old and love being mom to a boy. I always wanted boys and now I have one! He likes orange also but I think it's because it's the only color he can identify consistently :).He had his first stitches 2 weeks ago- only 2 on his forehead, near his hairline. Can't wait to see what's next. He is a climbing, running machine.
