Times are a changin'

I haven't downloaded pictures in a little bit, so here's a few from the past couple weeks.  In this short time frame, Bryant's been changing so much.  The other night he wanted to play soccer - I think we will definitely have to sign him up for fall soccer because he was sure having fun.  Especially when he scored and the song played.

He got a book from school the other day and when we got home, he just wanted to stay in the car and read.

He goes from a very studious passenger to a very silly passenger in a really short time frame.

Last weekend was a big weekend for Bryant.  It was his first weekend in big boy underwear.  We went to the Dollar Store and picked out a whole bunch of potty treats - one of which was his bug catcher

He has been doing pretty well all week with only a few accidents.  Accidents comes with more laundry, so who doesn't want laundry basket rides? 

He also got a lot of bubble potty treats, each of which were quickly spilled outside on accident.  Clever daddy thought about making our own bubbles, so we grabbed the ingredients and headed to Grandma and Grandpa's house to make a mess.  But, we built some huge bubbles!

So among potty training this week, Bryant's daycare also asked me if he could start transitioning to move up to the next classroom at school.  I was happy that he was moving because all his buddies recently moved up.  So on Wednesday after breakfast in his deer room, he went to the bear room and got to play around.  When they went to take him back to his rabbit room, he refused to go!  It definitely made for a quick transition:)  His first day he told me that he was really shy at school and ever since I've been getting reports that he is smiley and cheerful.  Maybe our shy little boy is coming out of his shell.  Besides our challenges to see who can be more stubborn (probably me), Bryant is at such a fun age.  I love all his stories and his imagination - the other night he had a tiger in his room that roared.  He didn't come back the next night because he told him "not in my house" and put up a fence so he couldn't get in.