She now:
- has two of her one-year molars (10 teeth)
- answers her version of "yes", to which we correct "yes, ma'am/sir"
- the basic hand motions for "Itsy-bitsy spider"
- walk backwards
- walk really fast/run
- sign for "night-night"
- pretend with her toys (holds the phone to her ear, feeds her baby)
- directs me to change the channel to her cartoons by giving me the remote and pointing or looking at the TV
- tells me when she is hungry by signing "eat", yet sometimes she is actually thirsty
- is aware that her paci is only for going to sleep and in the car
- can bring me to/show me what she wants (food, bandaid, toy)
- point to her eyes, nose, mouth, head/hair, ears
Interesting facts:
- she still finds being folded in half (sleeping on her legs) a comfortable sleeping position, yet does seem to be outgrowing it a little
- she is more interested in walking around than sitting still to eat
- she loves to touch/feel everything when we go shopping (just like mommy)
- she loves zippers
Summer Grove Easter Egg Hunt
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| It's a big bunny rabbit! |
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| I don't think so |
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| uhhh! |
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| No, really, I don't think so |
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| What's this? |
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| Look Audry, it spins! |
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| She won a small stuffed Chick-fil-a cow for her spinning talents. |
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| I want to jump! |
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| See, I can jump. |
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| Please, let me in! |
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| Getting ready to hunt for eggs |
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| Mom, the rabbit is coming over here, help me! |
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| He's over there. |
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| Ok, let's hunt. |
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| Audry, what do you have? |
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| You want me to do what? Why should I put it in there? |
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| She had to look inside each egg she picked up. If she couldn't get it open, she put it back on the ground. |
As we left, she fell asleep holding her new cow.
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