Behind the sofa has become a favorite play area for the kids. I'm not sure if it's the big window to look out, the tight space so they have to climb over each other or if it's the curtains to play hide and seek from each other. Probably a combination of it all! Most of the day they play independently but always close to each other...but when they get behind the sofa they seem like they are playing together, making each other laugh and actually looking for the other. I can say "where's your bother?" or "where's your sister" and they look in the direction of the noise and head that way. I'm so glad each of them has an instant play mate, ready and willing anytime. As challenging and difficult as it is at times having multiples, I'm wouldn't have it any other way!!
Behind the sofa has become a favorite play area for the kids. I'm not sure if it's the big window to look out, the tight space so they have to climb over each other or if it's the curtains to play hide and seek from each other. Probably a combination of it all! Most of the day they play independently but always close to each other...but when they get behind the sofa they seem like they are playing together, making each other laugh and actually looking for the other. I can say "where's your bother?" or "where's your sister" and they look in the direction of the noise and head that way. I'm so glad each of them has an instant play mate, ready and willing anytime. As challenging and difficult as it is at times having multiples, I'm wouldn't have it any other way!!
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