- He wants his plate or bowl on his high chair tray, not a bite or two at a time.
- He likes to use his spoon although he only hits his mouth half of the time.
- Some days he can't get enough green peas, the next day he refuses them completely - same thing with all kinds of food.
- He takes directions very well. I told him we could go outside, but he had to get his shoes and he went straight to his room and got them!
- We have had to start mouthing words or spelling things like o-u-t-s-i-d-e and g-o because he knows exactly what we are talking about and is greatly distressed if we do not follow through.
- He is up to five signs: more, please, hungry, thank you, all done. We are working on outside and clean-up.
- He walks everywhere now. Crawling is for babies. Sometimes he thinks he can run, but then falls. Thankfully, we haven't had any injuries. He mostly falls back on his bum which is a huge blessing.
- He has decided to walk with both hands behind his back. And he plays with his fingers while he does it. Hilarious!
- He would play outside all day every day if I would let him.
- He can climb up on the couch by himself now which he thinks is the best thing ever.
- He waves to everyone he sees, especially other children. Thankfully, most people wave or say hi back.
- Words - We are pretty sure he says "what's that." He points to everything and says the exact same sounds that sounds like what's that. He has said "ni ni" once for nite nite, but I am not counting it officially yet because he hasn't said it again. Other than those, he just babbles and says mama and dada all the time.
- He can't make up his mind if he likes mama or dada better. One day he will prefer Ryan and leap from my arms to get to him. The next day it will be the opposite and he wont let me put him down.
- It seems like he knows something is about to dramatically change his world. He has been especially clingy lately, but also especially excited every time he seems another kid.
Plumber Ben