Things I don't want to forget

Henry    

Age: 2 years and 3 months old

Favorite Song: Peaches by Justin Bieber

Favorite Toys: Tricycle, blocks (mommy, build a house with me!), cars and trucks

Favorite Foods: Salmon, chili, French fries, popsicles, ice cream

Loves: Going to school, Mimi and Pop, saying "baby sister!", snuggling in bed, kisses, bath time, and cowboy boots

Hates: Getting his diaper changed, taking medicine, and breathing treatments

Personality: Sweet, funny, smart, rebellious, active, curious, loving, helpful

Cute things I love: Prays before dinner, wants to Facetime different family members every evening,  


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