I've been lucky with all of my children in that I've yet to have a drooler. The most my kids ever drool is when they're in the very last stages of growing in a molar or three. Even then, the drool is mostly a chin sheen as opposed to a soaked shirt.
Granted... while they haven't been droolers, all three of them have been prolific spitters. So alas, the laundry needs doing anyway, only with mine, it smells strongly of sour milk. But I don't have to deal with that AND drool. So that's good.
Well, Sayer's had a touch of a cold... this has made him miserable and stuffy. I carried him around all day yesterday and Shaun took over when he got to see him. Shaun has a unique football hold that I can't manage with our son's ginormous body. Anyway, he was holding him over his arm and I glanced over to see this:
I would be lying if I said I wasn't impressed. Even in drooling, the kid does things BIG. Thattaboy
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That is awesome. I'm impressed too. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is somehow cute and foul simultaneously. Way to catch the moment :-)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT!! What is especially great is how much fun you and Shaun have with every aspect of your lives - even the snotty parts. It's great and I'm so glad you're part of my life.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! There has to be a photo contest that you could submit that to!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is just the cutest thing ever! I really mean it only babies can make drool cute!
ReplyDeleteLMBO Sawyer is the only one of mine to ever drool. Never had to carry extra outfits for the first two for drool but he can soak the entire outfit and his car seat just on the way to town. Have joked about getting a mini hair dryer to keep in the van.
ReplyDeleteSayer is adorable!! glad you are having so much fun.
And BTW those southern accents get better as they get older.
Steff