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Hello fellow parent. I feel your anguish. I have star wars and dinosaurs. Tbh I'm not even mad, most of the times... I'd just need some more time in the morning before the uninterrupted stream of words!
Exactly. He's turning into a Lego kid, but uh, did you know that Lego has trains? (They recently put out a gorgeous Oriental Express train that even I want now.). My biggest gripe about trains is they take up so so so much space.
I am excited for his teenage years for when he wants to sleep in and I get to wake him up.
But today is Christmas, and if you celebrate, Merry Christmas. (Mine is waking now, and it's 430 am, time to stall him for 2 hours, as my daily gift to momma)