A Go'gurt is a yogurt that comes in squeezable tubes (of fun). <-- I was very tempted to write up a little poem after that opening line, but I don't have it in me today! :) Someday I will subject you all to my silly rhyming! Back on topic: My boys are goo-goo for go-gurt and can eat almost an entire box of 8 at one sitting. The only reason they don't eat all 8 is because I usually make them stop. Brady alone can put down 2 or 3 AFTER eating his entire meal. Thank God Costco sells boxes of 32 tubes! I am thinking about using them as a form of currency around here. "Ok boys....clean up the playroom and I'll let you have 2 go'gurts each!" <-- as a side note, I usually bribe them to clean using "gummy bears" (gummy vitamins). This, I have to remind myself, is the yogurt consumption of a 3 year old, a 2 year old and a 10-month old. I fear for my life when these three are teenage boys! I'll be eating a diet of strictly ramen just to afford their go'gurt habit! Here, as always, are the pictures. I give you: go'gurt consumption at the 554!

This is how Brady consumes go'gurts....he opens his mouth WIDE like a little starving bird and I squeeze it in! Can you see the small tear coming from his eye? That was because the older boys go their tubes and he was VERY impatiently waiting for his!
Logan - our go'gurt pro! (these things are sort of hard to eat...think toothpaste tube and how you have to squeeze from the bottom up. Aiden usually demands more when his tube is only 1/2 way done. I have to work it up from the bottom and show him that there is more yogurty goodness still available!)
"that please!" Brady now points to things he wants. The first thing he ever pointed to? A go'gurt! Some of these come in crazy colors. I bought a box that had bright green ones and...well....Bray's diaper was quite "colorful" the next day (neon green!) I was just glad I remembered feeding that thing to him or I would have freaked out!
Aiden proudly displays his favorite treat!
Round 1 down....I think they all had their 2nd tubes going at this point.