Our bedtime routine includes a bath every other night. Lotion, PJ's, brush teeth, comb hair. Off to feed the dog. Pick out a book or two. Climb into bed and read a couple story then bedtime! To see the rest of the pictures, click here.
We got Millie her own Valentines Day gift, a Rainbow Brite doll. She really loves it and drags it around everywhere. It was also the first time I have been able to put her hair up in a ponytail!! Click here to see the rest of the pictures.
Lila's best friend, Rebecca, has moved to Atlanta. Issac is their little boy and he is just a week younger that Millie. They live close to us so I think we will have plenty of playdates in the future! We went over on Valentines day for formal introductions. After a few fights over toys, they became fast friends. Can't wait to get to know the Kutlers better!
This is a nightly chore at the Tainow house. Millie feeds Siler in the morning and again before bed time. She really is doing a great job, even starting to count the number of scoops!
Sometimes it's a struggle to get her out of the bath but the girl loves brushing her teeth! She really enjoys putting "soap" as well. Soap is actually lotion but she refuses to call it lotion! To see the rest of the pictures, click here.
Click here to see some of Millie's artwork. She has great talent and takes after several in her family. Mom got me this great frame that opens and you can put new artwork in there. It hangs in our bathroom which seems to be the "Davis" way. If you have been to our house in Lancaster, you would know that our downstairs bathroom was where all of our artwork was always displayed.
This was coming home from school on Feb 8. Don't worry, I wasn't driving and taking this video in the car. I have a no phone zone in my car...meaning no texting and no videos!
On Saturday it was very chilly outside so we headed to Leapin Lizards for a playdate with Vince. We had a good ole time although Millie flat out laid down (twice) in the middle of the room to go "night night". I know she isn't feeling 100% but a good time was had by all. Millie isn't as confident as Vince on her feet in the bounce houses. We couldn't figure out if it was a boy/girl thing or maybe Millie is more unsure of her feeting. Vince however is fearless and loves running with the big kids. I think the daddy and toddlers were wore out by the days end.
Just like my Dad, I need to have my milk close by during dinner. So, also like my dad, I have been putting my milk jug right by my side (on the floor) while I eat. Millie really loves to bring me the milk jug if I forget to put it back in the fridge. She also tries to lift the 2 gallon jug out of the shopping cart when we go shopping. Strong like donkey!
Friday, February 5, 2010
My beautiful niece, Courtney, has pneumonia. She went into the hospital last night (Thursday night) and will be there for most of today...maybe longer. Keep her in your thoughts!
Good News! Courtney has been released from the hospital and is at home resting. So is her mama. Long night for both. Feel better Court!
We went for our 18 month appointment Monday and she checked out well. Weight: 22 pounds (18%) Height: 32inches (70%) Head: 19 inches (96%)
We were informed that Millie might end up being taller than both of us! Millie is doing great in her big girl bed. She has been a bit sick these last couple days. Coughing and runny nose. I was unsure weather to leave her at home today but I think she will be alright. I told the teacher to call us if she seems to be getting worse.
Here are some details about 18-24 which Millie is hitting each of these with ease!!
Intellectually • Refer to self by name and use the words “me” and “mine.” • Copy single words spoken by someone else and use the words “please” and “thank you” if prompted. • Choose between two objects. • Enjoy humming or trying to sing familiar songs. • Use two to three word sentences.
Physically • Walk well and run, even though he may not always stop and turn well. • Toss or roll balls. • Enjoy moving on small-wheeled riding toys. • Feed himself with a spoon. • Begin to gain some control of bowels and bladder.
Socially and Emotionally • Imitate actions. • Get angry and even may have temper tantrums. • Act shy around strangers. • Have trouble sharing. • Show signs of independence, like saying “no” and trying to do many things independently.