A Musical Interlude

Now that the twins are more stable while sitting, they are a lot happier about playing by themselves or near one another instead of needing to be constantly entertained by an adult (who would really rather be playing with plants). While they don't technically play with one another, they are more than happy to steal the other one's toy or smack the other one about the head with said toy.

This is where it's a really good idea to get toys that can't be lifted up as easily and swung around.

Emma works on her rendition of Chopsticks.

Musical toys are a good idea at this stage; music soothes the savage breast, after all and so long as it is the babies that are making the music and not a toy that plays Itsy Bitsy Spider in an infinite, tinny, electronica loop until you are driven to jabbing yourself in the ear with a awl...I'm perfectly fine with it.

Logan works on his Creativity skill.

Note how Logan isn't smashing Emma in the head with the piano or the stuffed turtle. Isn't music great?!

Logan and Emma perform a duet. Emma sings an aria from Carmen while Logan plays masterfully.

Hey Swistle, you'd better sign Henry up for those violin lessons soon!