There are some things we don't really need to prepare him for. He is going to be so good at helping to take care of her. He is a very empathetic little guy! He doesn't like to see anyone hurt, and will do everything he can to make them feel better. There have been a number of times when he has insisted on putting his boo-boo Thomas on my various "scratches". A couple month's ago I rolled my ankle. I couldn't help but cry a little as I sat and nursed it. Zack was very concerned and asked me what was wrong. I told him that I had hurt my foot. He went running for the first aid kit telling me he was getting a band-aid for me. I told him I didn't need one, it wasn't that kind of boo-boo. After this he wouldn't let me just say no to boo-boo Thomas. I had to go get it out of the freezer for him so he could nurse my hurt ankle. He's helped me put band-aids on Aaron, and loves to help wrap anything with a bandage! He is such a little helper, and I am really excited to see him put this to use with her.
Another thing he loves to do is lift up my shirt to expose my bulging belly and say hi to the baby and give her "kisses". These are the raspberry kind of kisses, and very sloppy. It has been difficult to explain to him that this is a practice he can only do at home. He tries to lift up my shirt in public a lot so he can say hi to the baby. The other day while he was saying hi he decided to sing her a song. He then went into a very sweet rendition of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" followed by a not so sweet "Twinkle Twinkle Little Bat" from Alice in Wonderland.
It's been so much fun to see him learn to interact with my belly, and I can't wait to see him do this with Alexis when she's born!

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Hey lady! I'm in town, and staying at my mom's in your apartment complex, I would love to come by and see you!
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