Taking a seat at the table

Meal times at Grandma and Granddaddy Roe’s house were difficult for the twins. They usually were placed in their bouncy seats on the floor while the adults ate and talked. This did not make them happy. They would cry and fuss until someone would relent. First one, then the other boy would wind up on an adult’s lap for the meal. After eating with one arm and wrestling infants with the other for a few meals someone suggested we try the high chairs. On our previous visit, the boys weren’t ready for the high chairs, but this time they set high and proud. Sandy brought out toys Aunt Susan had given us designed for strapping on the high chairs. As you can tell, this elevation left them all smiles.