Jack is 20 months today. I don't know where the days, times, hours or minutes go. He is turning into such a handsome yet crazy little boy its funny to see his personality grow. Currently he is into Despicable Me and loves to watch it all day long. He is saying more words and talking as best as he can, but we still have a long way to go. We are trying to learn how to share and not to throw objects at people which we have to remind him constantly. We are still working on a healthy diet which at times he surprises us by wanting to eat a carrot, or actually eating his dinner, but other days all that will please him is his bottle with milk. Yes he is still drinking from his bottle, but only at night. I think when we get rid of Abi's bottles we will be able to wheen him from his, until then why fight it.
His personality grows every day along with copying mom or dad. He knows what he wants especially when he wants it and there is no way of changing his mind.
The South Family
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Happy Birthday Abi
On Saturday we had her First Birthday. Family came over and helped us celebrate this awesome day. We got her a Dora the Explorer cake which she is an explorer. She wasn't at first quite sure of what to do with the cake once it was on her tray, but then Aunt Tawnie cut the cake for her and boy did she have fun.
One Year & Counting
Another milestone that I can't believe we have reached. Today Abigial turns one year old. I am amzed to think a year ago today I was in the hospital giving birth to our amazing little angel who ended up being born at 12:57 weighing in at 6 lbs 7 oz and was 18 inches long. She had dark hair that when they handed her to me I wan't quite sure where this little girl came from because she looked like a little hispanic baby - so my first thought was it must be the gardeners.
This last year has been hard, tiring, lots and lots of work, but most of all rewarding and I wouldn't trade it for anything. She loves her big brother and is into everything. She can say Mama, Dada, Nana's (for bananas). She can now stand on her own, we are working on walking and she smiles all of the time. I have never met a happier baby than our Abigail.
This last year has been hard, tiring, lots and lots of work, but most of all rewarding and I wouldn't trade it for anything. She loves her big brother and is into everything. She can say Mama, Dada, Nana's (for bananas). She can now stand on her own, we are working on walking and she smiles all of the time. I have never met a happier baby than our Abigail.
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