hospital so he could meet his little brother. At first he wasn't
too sure of the situation, and even tried to escape from the
room. But after a little reassuring, he climbed up in my lap
and wanted to hold his brother.
Priceless!
He's already pestering him!
*****
Adjusting to having a little brother around has been difficult
on Caleb, as we all imagined. He is roaring a lot louder these
days, has asked to put baby Luke back in my tummy, and
loves when Luke is asleep in his bed and not in someone's
arms. Our sweet two year old who very, very rarely threw fits
has already thrown more this week than he had previously
in his life. We are just praying that this transition time becomes
his new normal sooner rather than later, for all our sakes!
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