This is a common sight at our house these days. Evan likes to pull one sock off and walk around. It's funny when he first gets one off because it's obvious that he can feel the difference. He kind of stands there and tests the ground with both feet, but particularly the bare one because it feels so different. He does this during nap time too, so I usually have to hunt to see which side of the crib he threw it over. But, he does like to try to help me find his sock. After he stops looking at the one that is already on his foot. (I ask him where his sock is and he looks at the one left on his foot.)
A handsome boy ready to go to Easter dinner at Grandma and Grandpa L's house.
This is a common sight at our house these days. Evan likes to pull one sock off and walk around. It's funny when he first gets one off because it's obvious that he can feel the difference. He kind of stands there and tests the ground with both feet, but particularly the bare one because it feels so different. He does this during nap time too, so I usually have to hunt to see which side of the crib he threw it over. But, he does like to try to help me find his sock. After he stops looking at the one that is already on his foot. (I ask him where his sock is and he looks at the one left on his foot.)
A handsome boy ready to go to Easter dinner at Grandma and Grandpa L's house.
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