Ammon gets home at 6pm from work and if we don’t have anywhere we need to be, our schedule is the same. He walks in the kitchen and I’m typically there getting dinner on the table. We say hello and I get a hug and a kiss. Then, he goes straight upstairs to find the boys. They are either playing a video game or pretending to be super heroes. He loves on them each and asks them about their day. He gives them hugs and kisses and then tickles them. He then changes into pajamas and they all come downstairs to eat dinner. As soon as dinner is over, all 3 boys head up to the playroom for an hour of play before bedtime.
In fact, that’s what part of the schedule we are in right now. The boys are upstairs and I am taking a moment to myself to breathe. Life with Noah and Griffin is wonderful, but tiring. It’s so nice to get a couple minutes by myself. A couple minutes to get away from superheroes and potty talk.
It’s wonderful to have a husband who genuinely loves to spend time with his children. He builds their confidence and self esteem. He shows them physical affection which I feel is so important for them to receive from their dad. He explains spiritual things in a way they can understand and they know that they can come to him with any problem or question. Ammon’s parenting skills are… exactly what I want them to be. His kids absolutely adore him and think he’s awesome. He is patient, loving, and kind. Even when he’s disciplining them, he’s always soft spoken and level headed. I know he’s helping them grow up to be great men. Men who will be the next generation of GREAT dads.
(photo taken 12/11)
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Love it!! You guys are super cute and I can imagine how fun a Dad he is!
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