Unfortunately not all the kids had the same reaction.
Oh, I kid. Coleman loved it too. He must have done six or seven throws, and made the same face every single time.
Monday, March 24, 2008
The Sky is the Limit
My husband comes from a family of "child-throwers" where they toss children up for fun. This was something that my family never practiced growing up (I think it's against our religion) but I am starting to get used to it. We have a pretty low ceiling at our house, so the kids can't go that high - but at grandma and grandpa's house, I'm fairly sure the kids go up a good sixty to seventy feet. The kids all LOVE uncle Rob for that reason. Madelyn took her first BIG throw last night, and had a blast. Thanks for the pictures, Stacey. I wasn't sure if I should put these pictures up because I'm sure that SOMEONE, SOMEWHERE is thinking, "Oh MY! How ABUSIVE!" But then I realized this is MY blog, and if some over-protective-cyber-parent feels the need to criticize - then BRING IT ON!!
Unfortunately not all the kids had the same reaction.
Oh, I kid. Coleman loved it too. He must have done six or seven throws, and made the same face every single time.
Unfortunately not all the kids had the same reaction.
Oh, I kid. Coleman loved it too. He must have done six or seven throws, and made the same face every single time.
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4 comments:
I LOVE those pictures! Maddie is all smiles and Colemans face has PANIC written all over it! FUN FUN!
We too are baby-throwers. Ben and I like to chuck his kids back and forth between us. I'll never do it with my kids, though, because it's totally nuts
Good times. I think it's good for the kids to get a good toss every now and then.
You probably don't remember it, but yes, i was a kid thrower too. Seems that at about 4 years old we changed it to holding onto my hands, walking up my legs and belly, doing a flip, and landing on your feet. That lasted until dan tried it one day after football practice his sophomore year.
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