Pool Party and Master of the House

This weekend was very calm and fun for Baltazar.

We had a pool party with the band friends.

I took all his pool equipment, which is not small, ready for an afternoon of swimming! 

- But Balthazar did not feel very happy with the water on Saturday. 

After everyone left the pool he started to show a little bit of  interest in the "AGUA"(water). When suddenly, jump into the water and began to sink! I took him out of the pool very quickly (I was very close) and he to started yelling and cry .. He was shocked .. our whole  water therapy approach was ruined in a second.

It is ok, we'll going to try again the next time.

Lunch time!

Mama, do not embarrass me please.

Rehearsing for the musical presentation

At the end we had a very nice time with the friends...

Sunday - Baltazar took possession of the house in the park!

This weekend Baltazar didn't have a tantrum, but the life of a child is not easy, as it is now is experiencing the egocentrism. 
He took possession of the house of the park and did not let anyone in! So we had to go every 1 minute and explain him that he had to share and be nice with the new friends...all good for a while until a boy tried to enter and Baltazar crushed his foot with the door! ohh nooo! The child began to cry and cry his father picked him up and look us with the face of: your naughty son hit my poor child. 
  
Some parents behave like childrens.

Clearly he is going through a stage where he is realizing that not everything is the same thing, is more aware of himself, therefore believed that he is the center of the universe, and all that entails.
As a new mothers sometimes we feel bad for these events and often think oh no! my son IS GOING to be a naughty boy, but it's good to remember that they are just stages and is better don't create a myth of them so we don't influence in the development of their being. 

Let the children go through their stages free, with each stage that the child dominates, a new stage begins. So pacience..

I'm actually really enjoying paying attention to each progress and development that he has.

I like this photo playing with noodles..heheh

xx