Harrison's 3rd Birthday!

He wanted oatmeal for breakfast!

My three!

Birthday Bath!

Playing car with daddy!

Watching his favorite shows like Super Why, ABC 123, and Blippi

His birthday dinner was a little difficult to figure out as he is quite picky. But we remembered how much he LOVES ceaser salad and garlic bread so it was a good win for him!

While Harrison was gone for a couple of hours, we wrapped his presents really quick and decorated his cake!

Grandma Came to his party!

His reaction to seeing the cake for the first time, "Super Why Cake!"

Because he was gone during the hours we would want to do his party, we had to do it at 7pm which was late for him. He didn't get much time to play with his toys after his party poor guy. His favorite was the BIG truck we got him. He lets Perry play with the other truck and trailer because he likes this one so much haha. 

How can baby Harrison not be a baby anymore? How is it he is a toddler, running around like a big kid. He speaks well, but he still does a lot of gibberish when he just wants to chat sometimes. He sticks his tongue out a lot when he talks which interferes with his speech at times. He can say the sounds and has no problem with talking, just he allows his tongue to get in the way at times.  

Harrison is getting to a bit of a difficult stage. He ONLY wants me. He doesn't want daddy or Greggie to read to him or put him to bed, only me. He throws a big fit. He also fights going potty BIG time. Like a power struggle. I try to not make it one, help him have options on how to go potty on the potty. But, he still is very against it most of the time. He doesn't like being told what to do. He wants more independence, while at the same time he is super needy of Mommy. 

He has the goofiest personality. He loves to pretend a lot. He pretends to be a cat and pretends to fall down ever so dramatically. He makes the biggest and most expressive faces. He says watermellow for watermelon, he says nokay insteady of okay, because Greggie thought it was funny to say nokay to mom and dad when he didn't want to do something but would do it anyway,