HelloIt's been a long time, but the things that seem to change rest with Kai.
He is so much more talkative now, and so very proper in the way he explains or asks for something. It is a fine thing to do by teaching your child to say excuse me and ask politely but it means that refusing to help him has to be explained in quite a detailed way. Not that this is by far a bad thing it's just quite peculiar when I stop to think about it.
Treat him as a child, talk to him like an adult.His interests for the while rest nearly completely toward vehicles, especially the different types of trucks and construction equipment. He loves being involved in cooking and only accidentally makes a mess. He also has been playing musical instruments a lot more with the two new additions being a harmonica (there is nothing better) and a recorder (there is nothing worse).
I love hearing him in the morning playing the harmonica by himself while we're still in bed.
He is drawing, painting and playing well but can flit from cars to toy kitchen to trains to toys.
I've stopped work for the moment and am still studying. I am loving just being home with him all day. I missed this for so long, I missed him, and now I feel like I am again a real physical part of this family.

Cheerio