Tee-Moo and Boo-Boo-Bob

My wife and I have so many stories every day about the funny and interesting moments we have with our children. Our children get along great, especially for their young ages. Throughout the day, they hug each other, kiss each other, check on each other, feed each other, play with each other, and hang out and even go crazy with each other by yelling and running around the living room.

Our daughter is 3 years old and has a big imagination and loves comedy (just like me). She turns into different characters all day and stays true to their personalities. One of the characters that cracks us up is a robot named Tee-Moo. When she is Tee-Moo, she talks like a robot and helps us out with cleaning and picking up toys. If I ask her to help pick up toys and she is not Tee-Moo, then the toys won’t get picked up. It is hard to keep a straight face when she says that Tee-Moo is not here to help today.

Our son is 1 year old, and he loves playing and copying his sister. He started walking when he was 9 months, and right now at 17 months he can ask questions, say small sentences, and jump off couches. Whenever his sister is a character, he plays along with her. Sometimes she is a puppy, and he feeds her treats, and when she is a baby, he pets her softly and brings her food when she pretends to cry. Since he observes his sister all day, every day, he has now created his first character of his own named Boo-Boo-Bob. It was time for bed, and we were all on the bed, and he started getting silly and tackling his sister, and they cracked up, and as he is tackling her, he keeps saying Boo-Boo-Bob! We all laugh, and he laughs. I ask him, “Is your name Boo-Boo-Bob?” and he responds, “Yup”.