Ethan GPS
Isaac was an okay car kid. He didn't like it too much when his car seat faced the wrong way (and who would) but even after he switched directions he was never thrilled. The iPad in the car has been a patience saver for us when Isaac's riding for more than 30 minutes.
Ethan on the other hand is a positive joy in the car. I don't have him in the car alone all that much, but when I do I am stunned at how good he is. From his tiny seat, in either my car or Biancas, Ethan will call out locations.
"Are we on the highway?"
"I like Summer St.!"
"When is Water St.?"
No matter where we are, Ethan is calling out spot. He knows when we are in Worcester because he asks about his hospital. He knows when we are near Rota Springs. He knows if we are going to Church.
The best part is when he calls out not just where we are but where he thinks we are going. If its around dinner time and we are over by Panera he will notice and ask:
"Are we going to Panera?"
But if it is a different time of day, even in the same location, Ethan will look around and ask:
"Are we going to the doctor?"
And then if we are near Isaac's karate, he will make sure Isaac knows (because I am not sure how much Isaac really pays attention to this kind of stuff): "Brudder, we are near your karate!"
I love my little GPS and boy is he smart.
Ethan on the other hand is a positive joy in the car. I don't have him in the car alone all that much, but when I do I am stunned at how good he is. From his tiny seat, in either my car or Biancas, Ethan will call out locations.
"Are we on the highway?"
"I like Summer St.!"
"When is Water St.?"
No matter where we are, Ethan is calling out spot. He knows when we are in Worcester because he asks about his hospital. He knows when we are near Rota Springs. He knows if we are going to Church.
The best part is when he calls out not just where we are but where he thinks we are going. If its around dinner time and we are over by Panera he will notice and ask:
"Are we going to Panera?"
But if it is a different time of day, even in the same location, Ethan will look around and ask:
"Are we going to the doctor?"
And then if we are near Isaac's karate, he will make sure Isaac knows (because I am not sure how much Isaac really pays attention to this kind of stuff): "Brudder, we are near your karate!"
I love my little GPS and boy is he smart.