The Geotrax phenomenon continues in our living room. It started slowly with a birthday present, and has grown into a HUGE extravaganza! The boys love it, and when Matt decides to share some of it with Jonathan, things work out. Unfortunately, the trains, remotes, and train tracks are often a spot of disagreement between the boys. Jonathan wants to sit in the middle of them and play and Matt wants the train to actually go around the tracks. Neither one understands the other's perspective quite yet. Though, things are improving.
Here they are playing one night after dinner. From the looks of the pictures, I didn't wipe Jonathan's mouth, so pardon the food all over his face! Proud mommy moment # 281!
Here they are playing one night after dinner. From the looks of the pictures, I didn't wipe Jonathan's mouth, so pardon the food all over his face! Proud mommy moment # 281!
Jonathan is driving the airplane, which he really doesn't understand. He likes the red button so much that the plane doesn't move much when he's got the control. Matt is driving his yellow train and all is well!
This is one of Jonathan's sit on the tracks to play moments that Matt loves so much. I see where he's coming from on this issue!
Matt takes the airplane off its track and flies it around the room just to get away for a moment.
He told me to take some pictures of the plane in the air!
Nick joined in for some bonding time with the boys. Bonus: He got to play with the trains and claim it was only because he wanted to bond with the boys! All 3 of them have a blast playing with this crazy mess we call our living room!
Jonathan applaudes his daddy for something, while Matt tries to push him off the tracks because his train needs to get through!
This is one of my new favorite pictures! The look on both faces is priceless!
Jonathan tries to dive on for some wrestling and giggling time with his daddy!
Going in for a closer look!
Matt loves it when we play trains with him, but he declares all the rules. He tells us which train we will drive, where we will go, and when we need to stop or change directions. Sometimes he's a bit lax and lets us use our own brains, but typically he's a pushy engineer!
"He he he, Daddy! No more tickles!"
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