There are days when I am completely amazed by this tiny guy, he changes so much each and every day. His vocabulary grows by the minute and picks up a handful of new words a day.
Here are some of his favorite words right now:
- outside
- park
- pizza (lol that one was a surprise!)
- issy (sissy)
- nana
- papa
- gaga
- mommy, mom
- daddy, dad
- juice
- geeg (paige, our cat)
- pouch (fruit pouch)
- banana
- apple
- booo-eee (blueberries)
- gocha (Mocha, auntie Kelly's dog)
- ager (water)
- he doesn't say milk, but he signs it
- up
- out
- off
- bite
Those are the ones off the top of my head. He is so smart, Kenzie didn't start talking until she turned 2, but she signed a lot more too.
I swear he is the only kid I know that would sit in a dirty diaper all day. I try and wait for him to tell me to change him but the smell is so incredibly disgusting that I break down and change him before I puke. Boys poop is WAY stinkier than girls. So gross. I am so ready for him to be potty trained, I've been hoping he will be easier than Kenzie was, she was the WORST.
He definitely has my temper. So calm, collected and sweet one minute, then he turns into the Tasmanian Devil with a snap. He throws temper tantrums like a champ....if it were a good thing. He is not afraid of anything. We go to the park and he shows the kids older than him how to go down the giant slides by themselves. He really does, there have been a handful of kids that were scared to go down the slide and Tanner walks up there and goes down yelling "weeeeeeeeeee" and then the scared little kids start to follow. It's actually quite comical.
His four molars have FINALLLLYYY poked through so now we get a little bit more sleep than we were getting the past few weeks. Those suckers are evil. He does EVERYTHING his sister does. I need to get these kids a jungle gym, they climb on everything, they try to turn random things into a slide and they think all people and furniture are trampolines. It's getting out of hand.
I'm excited for the weather to warm up so we can spend more time outside, both kids got bikes for Christmas (Tanner got a strider) and they need to start learning!