music class

Oh how we love Music Together. Each Thursday afternoon, since Kekoa has been 8 months old, we have had music with Miss Elizabeth. It is truly amazing to see how much Kekoa has grown musically. He is a little dancing, music machine, always singing or humming a tune. I think this his favorite Music Together collection of songs right now. I love hearing him sing them as I drive and he requests his favorites all the time. Not only is he singing songs from Music Together, but he sings all the tunes he has learned in preschool and during library story time too. His favorite is "slippery fish", oh it is the cutest thing to watch him sing it. His favorite verse is the tuna fish, he loves making his hands move like the tuna fish. He also loves to sing "Bingo" over and over again.
This may be our last music class for a while. I know we won't be going this summer, like we usually do. With the baby coming and Kekoa will be taking swim lessons, we will be taking a break from music class. I got some cute pictures of him today.

My lap is getting smaller and smaller as my belly gets bigger and bigger! Kekoa manages to find some space though! :) He brought DiDi with him today. DiDi was a huge hit with the other kids and even waved good-bye to everyone too!


Part of music class is putting away the fun musical props when we are done. Kekoa loves to help and put things away. I love it when he runs back to my lap with a big 'ol smile on his face, arms outstretched, ready for a hug.









Kekoa singing the good-bye song. It is the first time he has sung the song in class...very cute.

After music class, Kekoa loves to run around outside. We used to head over to the library and run around, but he is just as happy playing and running amongst the dirt, leaves, and bicycle racks! Today none of his little friends were there, so he asked me "mama, you want to run around wit me?", in his sweet little voice...how could I resist? I had a lot of fun chasing him around.


Mama, I want to climb the tree!
So, we pretended to climb up and look down at the ground from way up in the tree.