This morning the boys jumped up on Henry's rocking chair and Charley began reading. I had Ed run and get my camera so I could capture it. I captured three books that they read through. I know that it doesn't interest everyone reading this. But for family and friends who don't get to interact with my boys very often - this gives you a glimpse at how extrordinary their relationship is. Charley is so incredibly patient and attentive with Henry. He talks and understands and engages in interaction with his little rugrat of a brother. Henry is learning and changing and growing up so fast. Here they are reading Animal Kisses. I love how Henry thinks it is so funny and Charley is so impressed by Henry's reaction. This is just one of the books.
*** If you want to see the others email me and I can make that happen. But I don't want to overdue it because I have more fun video coming this week!
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They are so stinking cute!
Cute! I like how Henry says 'no way, no way'. Cracks me up!
i love it! i love how they both have their feet crossed! haha. i love how charley asks "what's under the ____ HENRY?" always adding the Henry in there. haha. I agree with Becca-henry's NO WAY is hilarious.
Thanks for sharing!!! RR
OMG! That is the sweetest thing ever! I love, love, love the interactions that my children have with each other. Thanks for sharing!
Oh my goodness, they are so cute!
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My boys are nowhere near that good together. I just hope that as they get a bit older, the relationship will grow stronger. My oldest is not patient at all, and I think that's the biggest issue.
I love when the younger one says "no way." Thats so cute! :)
My youngest is only six months and I already love how much my two interact. It's so cute and makes me so happy that we had another baby. :) Brothers are awesome!
Terribly, terribly, terribly cute!! I love the announcement about the burp! haha
One of my favorite pics ever is the one of Kyle reading to Kendall as they are tucked beneath an easel in our kitchen. You're right; a mom's heart melts from that stuff.
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