We do a lot of random stuff at the Fun House to entertain ourselves and the kids. This day, we decided to roll the basketball around to each other inside the house. With the sweltering heat in the summer, no one wants to be outside unless it’s in a pool somewhere. This video is particularly enjoyable because it shows Kyle squealing with joy at the sight of Ella and Seth playing with the ball. While we are at it, is that Kyle not the cutest little guy you have ever laid eyes on?
Kyle is such a good baby
Emily and I have decided that he’s an obvious tenor as you can hear in this video with the squeals he lets out. Emily and I can’t get enough of him. He is soooo easy going, which is such a blessing. I told Emily that if all babies were like him, the world would truly be overpopulated.
By the way, it’s not coincidental that the kids are using a basketball as I’m a basketball junkie myself. My goal is to get to the point where Emily HAS to learn and understand basketball because her kids love it so much. In our earlier years of marriage, I used to bribe her to watch a sporting event on TV with me. Even with bribes, she rarely had the desire to sit through a single half, much less the full game. So, it is one of my goals to make the TV programming at the Fun House dominated with sports, and my methods of brainwashing my children to this end will be innumerable. You should also check out Seth’s ballin’ video as well as Ella’s hit off the tee. The Fun House WILL be a house of sports. It already is and will always be a house of music and singing. But, why shouldn’t it be both. Who’s with me?
Happy World Down syndrome day Seth! Why March 21st? Down syndrome (Trisomy 21) is a chromosomal abnormality where a child is born with three copies of the 21st chromosome. Chromosomes hold our genetic information, and there are 23 types of chromosomes. One set of those being your sex chromosomes (X, and Y), and the others labeled 1 through 22. When babies are created, they receive 23 chromosomes from their mom and 23 chromosomes from their dad, totaling 46 chromosomes.
Children with Down syndrome are born with an extra 21st chromosome. So we celebrate 3.21 each year for the wonderful gift Seth and others like him are to this world. noahsdad.com/down-syndrome/... See MoreSee Less
Multi-talent interest is good for children’s development… especially if one is “hoops!”
You know that’s what I’m going for!