Sympathetic. Sorta.

Mandy's always been a fan of physical comedy.  Here's an email I received from her today, in its entirety:

You know the guilt you feel when you laugh at someone falling? You don't wish them pain, but it's just so damn funny to see. Well the guilt is worse when it's your 4-year-old and he falls off the barstool onto the hard porcelain tile floor.

Still funny as hell it turns out.

Especially when it comes mid-tune to him humming and bouncing around on his knees when I am repeatedly telling him to sit on his butt. I was hugging him hiding my laughter til he finally caught on I was laughing. He joined me.

Crude Humor

Noah is at the stage that all boys go through. I know it's normal because many of his peers are going through the same thing. He makes obnoxious jokes and thinks anything involving poo-poo, pee, toots, burps, etc is hilarious. I am not encouraging the behavior, but it doesn't matter. He thinks he is so funny.

Examples of him & Hudson yesterday (yes, Hudson is in this stage too):
H- knock knock
N - who's there
H- Boo
N - Boo who?
H- Boo who, I'm a poo-poo
*both in hysterics after the punch line*

Noah will also point to some random thing outside and say it's frog poop or fox poop or some kind of poop and think it's a pretty funny joke. He's been quoted as saying "Tooting is my favorite because it's funny." "Mommy, Hudson is pee-pee & I'm poo-poo hahahahahaaaa"

I'm just waiting for the most inappropriate time for him to share his humor with the outside world.