Jonathan is a good big brother most of the time. He is good to me too, but sometimes I have a hard time telling the difference between when he is trying to help and when he is being mischievous. I know he is trying to help when instead of sweeping up my dust pile he takes his little broom and sweeps it all over the kitchen. He also puts dirty clothes in the dryer while I'm putting in the clean wet ones from the washer. On the other hand, I know he is being mischievous when he grabs David's feet while I am trying to feed him, or he stands right by David's head while he is nursing and screams about going downstairs or reading books or playing cars or play dough or playing with my phone (which I hide). Luckily, 90% of the time Jonathan is quite content to wait patiently while the nursing is going on.
Speaking of nursing and patience, David has decided that instead of eating every 1 1/2 to 2 hours and just one side that he would like to wait 2-3 hours and eat both sides. This works fine except that he takes his pretty little time eating, so Jonathan finds it difficult to wait 30-40 minutes while David eats. It's hard to think of errands to send Jonathan around the house for that long too. There are only so many times you can play with the bowls in the kitchen or set the table for a party, but we are learning together.
