I would like to present something now, that is way more exciting than not having a baby.
Clark teaching the girls to ride their bikes is one of my favorite things ever. One of those "Dad things" that only he gets to be in charge of.
Let's face it, he's good.
My favorite parts of Hazel's lesson that day were her pads everywhere, and the fact that she is riding the tiniest bike ever.
Look at her go!
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That was AWESOME. And I am suddenly feeling like my kids are failures. Caleb still doesn't ride a two-wheeler! Guess all As wasn't enough. Now Mommy has a new goal for him...
Ha ha. Still laughing at the cute belly shot at the end. Your toes are super cute!!
I liked the hung head when Clark told her she had to RIDE her bike over to the food.
Cutest little bike rider ever! I love the drama, too, when Clark makes her come back for the bike...I know just how she was feeling! Love the belly and toes shot at the end!
Is there a chiropractor that specializes in pregnant women and children/babies in the area? I don't know how you would go about finding that out but my friend here just happens to be one and I'm pretty sure she's the reason I went into labor when I did. Although, Grace was 10 days past her due date already. Joella (my friend) adjusted me that afternoon and helped me do some downward facing dog move from a low bench that helped pull baby out of my pelvis and reposition her so that her head was in a better spot to put pressure on my cervix, thus prompting labor to begin. I left her office with mild contractions and by that night I was in full labor. So, I'm not sure how this might possibly help you other than to perhaps have Clark help you into such position as described above to see if that does anything for you. Or go find that kind of chiropractor somewhere. Those were two massive run-on sentences.
I can't believe Hazel is already big enough to be learning how to ride a bike!
Good luck!
Nice work on the bikes. I showed my five-year old girl and she pretended to not be impressed (she refuses to try the two-wheeler).
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