He's being a baby penguin
He's posing for Jacob
I can roll my tongue, but Noah's the only one of the 3 boys that can roll his. It makes Jacob and Gus so jealous.
Remember when he was so little?
He's got a lot of spunk, which we figured out 3 years ago when he was as big as a dollar bill, but made sure everyone in the NICU knew he was there every time he had hiccups that filled the entire room over monitors and babies crying.
He is super sweet and so willing to share and help, when he wants to, which is more often than not. However, he is three and it's very difficult to get him to do anything he doesn't want to do.
He is the goofiest kid alive. If he can get a laugh, he'll do almost anything. It can be very difficult to discipline him because we're usually laughing or trying not to show him we're laughing.
He has a bear-trap mind for song lyrics and is constantly singing, a variation of church songs to top 40 pop to 90s alternative.
He's very cuddly and always wants a snuggle.
He'll talk to pretty much anyone and makes new friends faster than Jacob and Gus.
He still doesn't have much body fat, so he's always, always, always cold. Like, always.
He likes to pretend he's a baby, a dog - this one means he gets a bowl, fills it with water, then licks it and dumps water all over the place. Or he's a ninja, a teenage mutant ninja turtle, spiderman, batman, superman, flash, or any combination of the above, with maybe a minion mixed in.
When Jacob and Gus start school in August, it'll just be the two of us hanging out. I was talking to a friend a few weeks ago and she said she's enjoyed having her last one around when the other kids are at school because she can really get to know her. Noah doesn't get neglected, but we could definitely use some one-on-one time. There are things I would do with Jacob and Gus when they were 2 and 3 that I don't do with Noah and it'll be fun to do that with him. Love you Noah!!!
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