Both the 5yo and 8yo dressed up as skeletons for Halloween when they were younger. Both of them told everyone they were x-rays…
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Very cute! Children say the most fascinating things. #AlphabetPhoto
They really do!
Wonderful! The things children say are a constant source of smiles.
Absolutely :)
How cute! :)
Thank you :)
Ahh, that’s too cute! Gorgeous blue eyes too! #alphabetphoto x
Thank you, his eyes are an amazing colour :)
What fun skeletons!
Thank you :)
That’s the most adorable “X-ray” photo I’ve ever seen! :) #alphabetphoto.
Thank you, I would have to agree :)
How sweet! I can see their logic!
It does make sense :)
Brilliant! That’s such a cute pic – and I love their interpretation of their skeleton costumes :) x
Thank you, it’s one of my favourite toddlerisms :)
Oh they look so cute! It’s so nice to see cute boy outfits for Halloween rather than the really scary ones. x
I loved the skeleton outfits, they lasted for years :)
That;s so cute, you have very medically astute little ones there ;)
Lol :) It did always make me smile!
That’s so cute! #alphabetphoto
Thank you :)
Awww what a lovely photo! Kids sure love dressing up, don’t they! (that gobbledegook in my Comment Luv is my greek word starting in X for my Alphabet Photo this week – in case you were wondering!)
They do indeed :)