Showing posts with label babysitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label babysitting. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Trial Run

You can never be totally ready to have a kid, but babysitting our nephew for a weekend sure is a good way to get some practice in!

This little man is the happiest boy ever, which makes it pretty easy and I am hoping our little one takes after him!

He came out with us on our date night to Cafe Rio. 
Dog Gus loved all the cheerios and goldfish baby Gus would "share" with him. As soon as the high chair came out, 100% of his attention was on Gus. 
To say that he loves his Uncle Mason is such an understatement. He is kind of obsessed with him. Whatever Mase was doing, he wanted to be a part of. Even a little P90X action. So hilarious.  
While it was exhausting chasing him around all day, I have to say it makes me so excited for our little one. I mean he is just my nephew and I am so in love with him, I can't even imagine how much love I will have for the one I cooked in my belly. Ok, last dose of cuteness....

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

A Weekend with Gus

So this past weekend we babysat Mason's little nephew while his sister and her hubby got a much needed vacation. He was an absolute dream. He took nice long naps and laughed and smiled (almost) the whole time. Get ready for picture overload because this baby and his tank tops are literally the cutest things ever and I went a little crazy.





Baby Gus loved dog Gus. He would follow him all around the house climbing on him, stealing his toys, etc. it was too cute.



Apparently babies love big sliding glass doors, because this kid was having a blast pounding on them to get Jax's attention or just goofing around.




On Saturday we took him with us out to the LA Roadster show and he loved it. He loves making friends with everyone and his huge blue eyes and constant smile wins everyone over. 











I know, I know, sooo many pictures but can you blame me?! Such a cutie. But man. Kids sure are a lot of work. Respect to all the parents out there.