Lesson FAIL: For Mommies only

 My boys are boys' boys.  They like trucks, sports, Army men, and climbing trees.

But since their sister has come along, they have been introduced to a whole new world: pink, hair bows, accessories, and dolls.

Every once in a while, they will get on a kick where they play a game that I used to call "house" when I was a kid.  A few beautiful mornings ago, they went outside and did just that. They played very contently for quite some time.

All of a sudden, from my open kitchen window, I heard the beginning of a conversation that piqued my interest. I grabbed my camera, sure that something good was about to go down, and watched from the screened sliding glass door.

Ethan: "Cameron, baby is getting hungry!"
Cameron: "Well, you better feed her!"

Now, in all fairness, my boys NEVER saw Lola take a bottle. She simply refused. When it was time for Lola to eat, they watched her nurse. I was always very discreet, and they never saw anything that would probably scar them for life if they had, but we had a few conversations about what she was doing, and how God created Mommies to be able to feed their babies.

Ethan proceeded to ditch his shirt...

get comfortable....

and feed that hungry baby.

I'm thinking I didn't stress the "Mommies" part enough.  Oops.