Josias has learned how to pump up his bike. Unfortunately that means near every time he uses it, his bike “needs more air.” This of course translates into “brother’s needs air too” which then proceeds into a chase as Josias tries to catch E’s bike to pump it up. Also due to still strengthening muscles, the ‘pumping’ of air usually results in loss of air pressure.
We have found E’s new motto, anything you can do, I can do better. He is very determined that he is bigger, better than Josias. E can find the snake faster at the zoo, throw the ball farther, drive his bike up and down the driveway, be the lion that comes and eats Daddy, and/or even come out of his room and go potty on the toilet (not that he actually will).
Joy is much loved by her brothers. when left on the ground or chair there is not much time until they are fighting to ‘see’ her (head directly over hers), tickle her, put in the binkie, or just gift her with toys for her pleasure.
Joe and Evie Together at Last