Please don't tell this guy he's not in preschool, because he most certainly thinks he is.
Max has somehow become the little rock star of Ainsley's preschool class.
When we drop her off, a gaggle of 4-year-old girls surround Max, grab his hands & try to shuttle him around the classroom.
Ainsley ignores him & Max tries to get away from the girls & play on his own.
Eventually, I lure him out of the classroom with the promise of the water fountain, but one day this month was different - he got to actually STAY for Ainsley's music performance.
We arrived early for Ainsley's performance & Max was ready to perform.
Once he saw his sister (with the orange t-shirt & jeans - yep, the only girl NOT wearing a dress) he quickly took his place on the stage.
When the music teacher encouraged audience participation, I'm not sure this is what she had in mind. Thankfully, the teachers were so nice & didn't mind.
I guess Max could only stand the limelight so long - he decided to loiter at stage right & run up & down the stairs. Awesome. I was really proud.
I was told that other naughty toddlers were doing the same thing mine was...but I don't see any others...do you?
There he is, so proud of his performance. Max stayed up there with Ainsley for about half of the songs - maybe he is destined for the stage.
I had to throw this one in - this is of Ainsley & the Infamous Peter.
Here she is trying to encourage Peter to sing while still trying to sing at the same time - it was pretty funny to watch.
Peter is one of her best buddies & for the first 6 months of preschool Ainsley used to pretend to be Peter at home & would only respond if we called her "Peter."
Peter's mom & I think we'll display this picture at their wedding.
