Mr. Corbin finally got to have his first day of preschool. He is in the Butterfly class now and loves seeing his friends. When I ask him after school what they did, he always excitedly tells me who was in time out and what they did to get into trouble. I'm still not sure if this habitual report is a good or a bad thing.
Corbin is learning quickly these days. He still loves books, animals, and the color yellow (yeh-woe). He loves his friends, his sisters, and his baby. He loves taking his water bottle to school in a lunch bag, and he is a great helper in the kitchen after school when it's time to make lunch.
He is still rocking the potty thing and has been accident free for over 2 weeks. It's wonderful. I made him a little sticker chart (a super fancy one: white computer paper with 30 circles drawn on it) and he puts a sticker on the chart every time he poops in the toilet. When he fills the chart I will buy him the playmobil zoo animal toy he's been eyeing for months. He loves this system and counts the circles he has left daily.
The other day, Aaron and I were in our bedroom getting dressed, and Corbin knocked on the door. "Just a minute, I'm not dressed yet."I said.
His response through the door was, "But it's ME. Open the door!" as if I thought I was speaking to a total stranger standing at my bedroom door inside my house.
Every person that comes to our house is asked two questions by Corbin.
"Do you have friends (kids)?" and "Where's your iPad?"
Corbin is always a fun buddy to have around, but it's amazing how much he has changed for the better since he started using the toilet regularly. He is extra fun and happy and adventurous. Watching him play with Soren is hilarious in a way that makes me sure that the days where those two tag team and cause trouble daily are right around the corner.
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