Let's Potty!

Noah has become obsessed with the potty lately, especially when big brother is using his. He has learned to pull his diaper off, lift the seat of the potty and sit down.....and that is where it ends. He will tell you again and again "go poo poo" and run to the potty. He wouldn't get off the potty yesterday so I decided to let him sit for a while and when I came back he had stood and peed all over the floor. I thought to myself, " I am not ready for this again.....can they where diapers to kindergarten, hahaha".

Yesterday evening I was looking for Noah and this is what I found. Hmmmm "SuperNanny"! Guess he knows all about potty training and timeouts now.

Rookie Team 2010

Be the first to meet this season's 3-4 year old Rookie Team. They still don't know where the bases are, or which direction to run for that fact, and I am not sure if they are playing baseball or picking flowers most of the time. Although, there is no denying how cute they look in there uniforms. (The coach on the right is pretty cute also).

Introducing Slugger Schuler

Brady ...aka " slugger schuler" had his first baseball practice today! So cute. Daddy is the Assistant Coach (thanks to mommy) signing him up for the job. So for the rest of our summer we will be spending Tuesday nights and Saturday mornings playing ball. I can't believe Brady is this big already.

Brady's First Trophy

Brady likes going to school on 2 days....Gym Bus day and Donut day. Gym bus is on Tuesday's and Donuts on Friday's. Since we are coming to the end of a school year, gym bus is coming to an end. Brady learned his gymnastics skills so well he recieved his very first trophy (he calls it his Piston Cup-from the movie "Cars".

Mother's Day in St. Louis

We had some fun times here on Mother's Day.... I got to sleep in til 715am! The boys had may favorite breakfast ready- French Toast, yum. Brady could not wait to break out the gifts that him and Noah made at school for mommy. Of course, I loved them. Then Brady said "ok, can it be my day now". It is all about him, you know. After breakfast Brady let the secret plan for my day out and told me we were going horseback riding. So here are a few picks of our afternoon.

First Hospital Stay

Hi everyone! I am writing this blog from St. Louis Children's hospital where Noah is spending a day, two, or three. Our length of stay is unknown at this point. As you know, our little Noah has been blessed with terrible allergies, eczema, and a weakened immune system to boot. Last week he started getting a rash and by saturday it was out of control. Saw a dr. on saturday did a bunch of lab work, and still no better today. Went back to the pediatrician this morning and in ususal Noah fashion, he was a complete mystery to her and her partner. From there we went to a very nice Dermatologist named Dr. Anderson, he knew with much certainty that what Noah had was a severe viral infection due to his weakened immune system. He made a few phone calls and an hour later we were admitted. So far, so good. They can't believe how happy he is, they asked if they could bring the medical students through tomorrow because it is extremely rare. And to have a baby that has it and is still happy is definitely not the norm. There is absolutely nothing normal about our precious baby boy. Please keep lil Noah in your thoughts

HAPPY EASTER!

HAPPY EASTER FROM THE SCHULER BOYS!

Wanted to share a glimpse of our Easter weekend with you. As you all know Easter is my all time favorite holiday, so we tend to get a little carried away around the Schuler household. Saturday we went to an Easter egg hunt at our City Hall. It was so much fun, I was hoping Brady would at least get one egg. To my surprise he showed up a few minutes later with a basket full.

(The Aftermath)....straight to the bathtub