It seems that John and I are always having a 'nature vs nurture' conversation as we watch our little Levi grow up. The other day at the park, I witnessed what absolutely must be nature. Levi had spotted a handful of cars piled up in the sand pit and immediately scouted a clean area to relocate them to.
He started moving the cars and trucks 1-by-1 to their new home
Once he got them all lined up (perfectly in a row), he decided that their new home wouldn't do; something just wasn't right. He began relocation #2...
However, he wasn't quite satisfied, as he wanted them slightly higher on the incline
Finally by move #3, Levi was happy with their new home
Once the cars were in place, he grabbed the towel we had brought with us and gave the slides a solid pat down as to avoid a wet tooshie, since it had rained the night before. Before sliding down, he brought me the towel as to ensure it didn't end up in the dirt. Just like his Dada, everything has its place and everything must be tidy. In this case, nature definitely prevailed!
It seems that John and I are always having a 'nature vs nurture' conversation as we watch our little Levi grow up. The other day at the park, I witnessed what absolutely must be nature. Levi had spotted a handful of cars piled up in the sand pit and immediately scouted a clean area to relocate them to.
He started moving the cars and trucks 1-by-1 to their new home
Once he got them all lined up (perfectly in a row), he decided that their new home wouldn't do; something just wasn't right. He began relocation #2...
However, he wasn't quite satisfied, as he wanted them slightly higher on the incline
Once the cars were in place, he grabbed the towel we had brought with us and gave the slides a solid pat down as to avoid a wet tooshie, since it had rained the night before. Before sliding down, he brought me the towel as to ensure it didn't end up in the dirt. Just like his Dada, everything has its place and everything must be tidy. In this case, nature definitely prevailed!
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