I walked out of my bathroom in a bathrobe. Good thing, because I had an audience: Isabelle and Ari.
“Hello!” I said, surprised to see them. “I’m going to go and pick out my pajamas.”
Ari looked at Isabelle, walked over I keep my pajamas, and grabbed a pair of pink-striped pajamas. He walked back to where Isabelle was standing, dropped the pajamas beside her feet, and turned around. Then he said, “You wear these!”
I looked at the pajamas on the floor and the pajamas Isabelle was wearing. They matched. (We have one set of matching jammies. Cheesy, I know… but we like them!) “You want us to wear matching pajamas tonight?”
“Yes!” Ari replied.
“I can live with that,” I said. “Can you live with that?”
Isabelle nodded.
In honor of Ari picking our matching jammies, we took a selfie for him right before we read bedtime stories tonight.
Raising Literate Humans 
Not cheesy – awesome. And Ari noticed & gets it. I’m glad he chose your pajamas & I hope you are feeling better.
I’m still achy and exhausted. BUT, the bucket is still empty so that’s a great thing!
How fun and cute! Glad you’re starting to feel better.
Love the pajamas! Feel better, Stacey. You really were hit hard with this. Ari is so precious and I just love the photo of Isabelle with her mom!
Totally not cheesy! Cool that you can do this with your daughter!
I hope that you feel better soon, Stacey!
Oh to know what’s going on in Ari’s head. Observing everything and creating his own order.
Another sweet moment, captured. And I really like how you alter the photos- will have to learn to do that 🙂
Total mother/daughter goals! Now I need to add “finding matching pjs” to my list of things to do/buy. 😉 And I love Ari’s observant ways! His little gestures are the best! P.S. Glad to hear you’re on the mend!