I was pretty against bringing toy weapons into our home when we had little Christopher. I just felt like the world was violent early enough and we could hold off on bringing toy weapons into playtime and into the home.
But it seemed when Chris got a certain age everything he touched became a weapon... sticks turned into guns, markers linked together were swords... there was nothing I could do. I was raising a little boy:)
Then we started working on history together.... wars, the middle ages, vikings, etc!! There was no turning back.
My little Nate has been exposed to all this "boy"-ness much earlier than his Momma would have preferred. But little boys copy big boys;) And I'm raising 2 boys now:)
The other night as the older kids were preparing for bed, Daddy worked with Nate on some dart gun basics;)
But it seemed when Chris got a certain age everything he touched became a weapon... sticks turned into guns, markers linked together were swords... there was nothing I could do. I was raising a little boy:)
Then we started working on history together.... wars, the middle ages, vikings, etc!! There was no turning back.
My little Nate has been exposed to all this "boy"-ness much earlier than his Momma would have preferred. But little boys copy big boys;) And I'm raising 2 boys now:)
The other night as the older kids were preparing for bed, Daddy worked with Nate on some dart gun basics;)
{pretty}
male bonding time
male bonding time
{funny}
shooting Momma
shooting Momma
{happy}
an "I did it" moment
with a proud Papa
an "I did it" moment
with a proud Papa
{real}
my baby already likes his brother's stash
dart guns, foam swords...
the babe loves this stuff
my baby already likes his brother's stash
dart guns, foam swords...
the babe loves this stuff
1 comment:
That is funny. Somehow boys are just born to like weapons! LOL!
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