At 14 months we now have this Little Lady:
She organizes the juice boxes & can pick up some toys
Today was Peek a boo at lunch.
She knows how to hide things behind her back. Today there was a blue dot on her back from a marker.
She organizes the juice boxes & can pick up some toys
Today was Peek a boo at lunch.
She knows how to hide things behind her back. Today there was a blue dot on her back from a marker.
She likes her babies. Gone are the days of biting and throwing them. She will pat, kiss, cuddle and shh's them.
She likes the laptop. as soon as it comes out, i see a little hand come around it's corner.
She knows how to get attention. She wanted his food. we are def. working on some gentleness issues, as well as sharing mom issues. Homework time the first time involved pushing, hitting, and wedging herself in by me. I was slapped with markers, not my normal sweet heart.
She gets in on the wrestling w/ the boys.
She like the Boys playing, Especially light sabers and spears.
She is now moving things to help her climb on stuff, like the trunk. she climbs the stairs to E's bed. when i move them she pulls out his drawers to try to climb them.
She still eats great. no joke, she's an eater. I realized i feed her the portions i fed E when he was 2 1/2. She's still tiny, but has energy. Here she is after she found a bag of goldfish as i was unloading groceries.
Full of energy and yet always this close to me.
She will hug with her arms around your neck and say "ugh." as she squeezes.
She has added don't, ouch, ugh, and mom to the vocabulary. She said "mine" as she saw the 5 lb cheese go away form us at sams. she will ask "babies?, Momma's?" when she grabs something. she's very vocal.
We are working on a sleep schedule. with school, community groups, and youth starting back up, it's a little different from summer. Plus this week she had a cold...we're taking it in strides.
we've had small victories...These stayed on for about 30 minutes outside.
They were E's when he was her age. and i should mention she isn't climbing out of her crib. by this time E had already been moved out of him crib.
She has taken a few steps, but prefers to walk on her knees. I'm sure she can do it. Just like her brother, she know where her bread is buttered.
