My little darling had an accident on the neighborhood
playground and lost a front tooth! He tripped and amid a good bit of blood and his sister freaking out, the tooth was gone. I was pretty upset about it too. He will be 6 in a few months, but with having Down Syndrome, I don't think he'll loose his baby teeth for awhile. I had to just give it to the Lord, knowing He let it happen for a reason. My natural mind was worried that it wouldn't help his speech situation and that his adorable little smile
was going to be less one tooth for probably a good 2 years.
In a family of 12, there really is never a dull moment.
But in the mean time..................football season is in full swing! Let's hope we don't have any more teeth injuries for a while. With 2 boys playing on top of everything, life has been busy, hence why I haven't blogged much lately : )
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| Christian is in 11th grade playing Varsity and Luke is in 8th grade playing JV. |
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| Luke is so happy to finally be playing football after watching 3 older brothers play for the past 9 years. He scored a 2 point conversion on his first game. |
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| The sisters and I love cheering the boys on! I'll have to do separate post on all the lessons my boys learn playing football. |
I am anxious to read your thoughts on the lessons you/your boys have learned through football! :-) My oldest is just now trying out his own skin through football. :-)
ReplyDeleteHey Brandy, see my recent post. I finally answered your question :)
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