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Theo @ 4 Years

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Our little love Theodore.
 
He's not afraid to show or admit his feelings. 

He's definitely emotional just like his papa.

He may not know the alphabet but he's already doing simple math. 

He's always asking us, "Papa, do you know what 4+6 is?" and then telling us the correct answer.

Theo loves playing Zelda, watching the show Number Blocks, being in nature, randomly giving hugs and kisses, "nimming" on his blankie and eating mac and cheese everyday.

He'll usually eat 2-3 breakfasts and two bites of dinner. Unless it's sushi or tamales. 
 
Seeing if Theo (or Meadow) will eat dinner is always an adventure when it's not one of his favorites.

 He's really grown up in the last year: being basically toilet training overnight, getting himself dressed and ice skating on single blades. Maybe this year he'll learn to ride a bike. 

How old are you? Shows 4 fingers
What is your favorite color?All the colors in the world except for pink or purple. I don't like pink and purple at all.
What is your favorite animal? Bear
What is your favorite book? My atlases
What is your favorite TV show? Wild Kratt's
What is your favorite movie? All the Mickey ones
What is your favorite song? Breath of the Wild Zelda music
What is your favorite food? Tamales
What is your favorite drink? Water and Spindrift
What is your favorite breakfast food?Yogurt
What is your favorite snack? Oranges
What is your favorite outfit? The striped outfit that I'm wearing when I'm 3. And Packers.
What is your favorite game?Breath of the Wild Zelda. Candy Land. That's my favorite game because I beat you every time.
What is your favorite toy? Sky from Paw Patrol
Who is your best friend? Mama
What is your favorite thing to do? Play with tracks. (train tracks, magnatile tracks, magic tracks)
What is your favorite thing to do outside? Play in the snow or dirt
What is your favorite holiday? Valentine's Day
What do you like to take to bed with you at night? Blankie and my stuffed animals
Where is your favorite place to go? To the cottage and hotels.
What is your favorite restaurant? I don't know. (we haven't been to very many restaurants in the last year)
Where do you want to go on vacation? To the forest
What do you want to be when you grow up? I don't know.
What did we do on your birthday? Went to Boblikin Woods and ate sushi. 
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