The adventures of tader baby: Singin'

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Singin'

There's been a whole lot of singing at our house the past few weeks. Jack has become SO fanatical about "The Wheels on the Bus" that if he gets into a particularly rousing rendition, he can actually fall over from excitement.

One of the boys' friends at school, Andrew, celebrated his birthday last Friday and ever since we've been singing "Happy birthday to yoooooooou." My favorite recipients:

Bode
Humprey
Lefty
cookies
(tonight on the phone) Nana and Papa

Jack loves to sing the ABC song, and they both love to sing twinkle twinkle. It is so darling. I hope they grow to love music a much as David and I do!

6 comments:

$Rachael Schirano \\ Rachael Schirano Photography$ Rachael Schirano \\ Rachael Schirano Photography said...: that is so sweet. my 3 are just beginning to sing along + i love it!; March 11, 2009 at 8:52 PM
Becky @ Our Sweet Peas said...: Funny, the wheels on the bus is a hit at our house also. Especially the babies on the bus go wah, wah, wah. I am sure they will love music growing up in such a musical home.; March 12, 2009 at 7:13 AM
Alana said...: Too sweet. Can't wait to see you all this summer...they're growing so fast! :); March 12, 2009 at 8:59 AM
crrv said...: Microphones! They need microphones. LOL Violet has been doing the same thing, only she carries around this bright green american idol microphone (I think it might have been a happy meal toy).; March 12, 2009 at 1:17 PM
Souza Sisters said...: Too cute!! We need video of this singing:); March 12, 2009 at 3:38 PM
Sarah Dee said...: I'm not surprised your babies have a gift for music. How sweet they love to sing.

I totally agree that they need some Playskool Microphones.; March 12, 2009 at 4:22 PM

The story of how the tader tots came to be

When I started this blog, I originally thought it was going to be a taderbaby...we chose the nickname after the delicious spuds served at Young's Jersey Dairy...but quickly found out it was tader tots! At 28 weeks gestation my placenta started abrupting and I was briefly hospitalized, then put on strict bedrest. At 31w 4d I was let up for an hour a day. At 32w on the dot, I was re-admitted for bleeding and began a four day fight to stop labor which I lost on 2.15.07 when Jack's placenta abrupted fully. If I hadn't been at the hospital, we wouldn't have made it. Upon birth, Jack's apgar was 3. The boys spent 4 weeks in NICU and this is their story, and mine.