Monday, June 1, 2009

Once a Teacher, Always a Teacher

Rachel reading to Elijah.

She helps him touch the different textures.

She is teaching him sign language.

That means he's going to be a genius doesn't it?

Just look at those sweet baby hands.

I can't resist a thumb sucker.


26 comments:

  1. He is absolutely adorable and I'm sure he is brilliant. Let me know how the whole sign language thing works out. Does he seem to know any yet? Very cool. Are grandbabies the greatest?

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  2. He actually looks very interested. Something about the book obviously captured his attention. So cute! He's getting cuter and cuter, the romper is so cute too.

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  3. my oldest niece really caught on with the sign language fast. my second niece gets impatient with it as she thinks, you know what I want - just give it to me.

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  4. I meant to add...he's adorable!!!

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  5. So cute! I love his curious, pretty blue eyes.;))

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  6. He is precious Stevie! I'm going to meet my great-gran this weeekend for the first time!

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  7. Look at that smile! They are both beautiful! :)

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  8. He's got a winning smile behind that thumb! :)

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  9. Oh his is just precious and that smile is AD-OR-AB-LE!!! I lurve it! Just want to kiss em up. ha ha

    Those are lovely memories you made with the photos, perfect for a baby book. Have a great day!

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  10. Oh my, he is darling!!! And, Rachel is as beautiful as ever. Motherhood suits her.

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  11. What a darling boy! Your daughter is beautiful too. And she'll be very glad she took the time with him, because it really will make him a genius! (When he's ready to learn to read, around 4, tell her "Sing, Spell, Read and Write" by Sue Dickson can't be beat!)

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  12. So sweet .... ''going to be a genius''? It looks as if he already is!

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  13. Thanks for visiting my friend! To answer your question about the ocean cake, it is cake decorating GEL. It's in those little white tubes next to the bigger icing tubes of regular frosting.

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  14. Elijah is adorable, Steviewren! What a sweet smile. He looks like your daughter. Babies love books too!

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  15. om lordie how big he is now. did your daughter hurt her hand, or did she have carpal tunnel syndrome in pregnancy? seems to be common these days.

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  16. Awwww..how cute!!! =) Adorable.

    Say...come check out the first INCH by INCH Art series. We had several peeps participate this week. Take a peek at theirs as well!

    **hugs**

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  17. i needed a big smile or two and your little one brought me several! my grandson, ben, is just starting to smile a bit. doesn't it just melt your heart??!!

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  18. Goodness, what a sweet smiling little face!

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  19. Co very cute that little chap.

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  20. OH that VERY sweet baby! I love a thumbsucker too...but NOW am struggling with my 7 year old daughter at getting RID of the thumb! It was so much easier when I threw out her big brothers pacifier! What's a Momma to do????

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  21. My sister and brother-in-law taughter their children sign language as babies. Just the basics; drink, wet, thirsty, hungry, hurt, happy, love. I was amazed the first time I realized what they had done. It was so much easier understanding what they wanted before they could talk.
    This babies eyes are amazing. He's such a cutie-pie.

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  22. I, too, love those thumb suckers!!! :-) They are the best babes! :-)

    Your blog is lovely.

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