One word. Five minutes. Ready?
Hero.
His daddy carries him through the house with a cape on his back and a mask over his eyes. A bandana completes the ensemble.
My two year old super hero is flying on his belly, with his arms stretched out.
Later, he comes running through the kitchen and says “Watch me fly, mommy!”
“You’re such a good flier!” I say, between the dirty pots and pans.
“Yes! And I’m good at opening doors too!”
Hey, when you’re two, even opening up doors requires super powers.
He’s also good at making mommy laugh. And chasing baby brother around the house, over and over and over again they run, giggling constantly. He’s my sweet boy, my sweet and snuggly one.
His other super hero skills include completely overcoming a rare lung defect and having zero consequences from newborn lung surgery. He’s my one and a half lung wonder.
He’s also great at avoiding peanuts and cashews, his kryptonite. And he’s always got his EpiPen nearby, just in case. Even heroes need some help sometimes.
What are your kids’ super powers?
Gabby,
your son really is a super hero 🙂 Nice to meet you.
Dolly@Soulstops recently posted…Five Minute Fridays: Hero
Thank you! His little life is a blessing to us.
He’s definitely a super hero! Thanks for sharing :).
Whitney recently posted…Five Minute Friday: Hero
Thanks!
What a cutie! 🙂
Jillian recently posted…The Road to Financial Freedom
Thanks, he’s precious.
This is darling with the super cape! And he is so smart avoiding, epipen-ing and all! Hope you have a beautiful weekend. Coming by From FMF!
Thanks, we really have no choice!
What a sweet little hero! I miss how my little guys used to believe anything was possible and when it didn’t quite work out, were just as excited about alternatives! Lots and lots of bravery here! My boys have friends with peanut allergies – when they come hang out, I always make sure about ingredients for what we’re eating – and I realize what bravery these moms with children with peanut allergies are – who manage to raise their children to soar and not let that fear clip wings! YOU are an courageous hero, too!
Thank you! Food allergies are a completely new world for me, but God has given us so much peace and wisdom with it. He’s been in great shape, as long as we can avoid it.
What a sweet little Superhero. Love it.
Vanderbilt Wife recently posted…Saturday Linky Love
Thanks, I think so! 🙂
What a little sweetie! He sounds like a very strong little boy. P.S. I’m in your SITS Girls Tribe:)
Ginnie recently posted…Valentine’s Day Decor Around My Home
Thanks, God has done amazing thing in this little guy! You’d never know he has been through so much!
My daughter’s super power is her super smell! She can smell everything, even the tiniest of smells. She also has an epipen for her kryptonite (dairy, dander, peanuts, eggs) and my son never runs out of energy. Dropping in from SITS 🙂
Herchel S recently posted…Valentine’s Shmalentines
Ha, that’s funny!! Wow, those are really tough allergies. I often think that having nut allergies are rough, but I know it could be so much worse. Dairy & eggs are in everything.