Weight: 24.5 lbs
Sleep: Doing great! Now if we could just get him to sleep a little later on the weekends we would be set.
Food: With Lincoln not feeling so hot (due to teething, see below) we have stuck to pretty basic foods, carrots & peas with some chicken, potato soup & corn. Nothing too adventurous for the little guy this week.
Word List: Mama, Dada, Daa-dee, nana (banana), uhoh, bye bye, touchdown, all done, book, night night, not really a word but he does "Mmmmmm mmmm" and it is seriously adorable!
He is babbling more and more very emphatically...like he knows what he is saying and is having a really in depth conversation with us.
He is babbling more and more very emphatically...like he knows what he is saying and is having a really in depth conversation with us.
**Signs: more, milk, eat, all done,please
Lincoln is also starting to nod for yes & no.
Lincoln is also starting to nod for yes & no.
Best Moment This Week: Cyndi and I had a good time attending the MOPS consignment sale and I think we both got some really great deals.
To the right is a picture of my score --->
How much do you think I spent? $45. Yep, and he got three new toys, 4 shirts, 3 rompers, 1 pair jeans, 1 pair overalls, 2 sleepers, 2 hats, 1 pair shorts, and 1 puffer vest from Janie & Jake that was easily $45 new.
While I was out and about with Cyndi shopping, Daddy & Lincoln had brunch with Uncle Gil and then did a little shopping on their own at Reston Town Center.
Then Saturday night we had a chance to hang out with a good friend of mine from college, she was driving through down to Miami where she is moving. I was excited to see Dina & have her meet Lincoln. We had a very nice time & enjoyed catching up. She brought him the cutest airplane toy and he cannot get enough of it. It is his new favorite toy to play with in the kitchen while I am working on making dinner.
And...you'll see about Sunday...
How much do you think I spent? $45. Yep, and he got three new toys, 4 shirts, 3 rompers, 1 pair jeans, 1 pair overalls, 2 sleepers, 2 hats, 1 pair shorts, and 1 puffer vest from Janie & Jake that was easily $45 new.
While I was out and about with Cyndi shopping, Daddy & Lincoln had brunch with Uncle Gil and then did a little shopping on their own at Reston Town Center.
Then Saturday night we had a chance to hang out with a good friend of mine from college, she was driving through down to Miami where she is moving. I was excited to see Dina & have her meet Lincoln. We had a very nice time & enjoyed catching up. She brought him the cutest airplane toy and he cannot get enough of it. It is his new favorite toy to play with in the kitchen while I am working on making dinner.
And...you'll see about Sunday...
What We're Looking Forward To: Nicer weather so that we can take Linc outside more to play & go for walks.
Visiting the Reston Zoo w/ Linc and a pal.
Cherry Blossoms in DC ***Family Pictures w/ Little Moon 4/3
Cherry Blossoms in DC ***Family Pictures w/ Little Moon 4/3
A visit to Cleveland - Our 6yr Anniversary & Taryn's Bachelorette party
Movement: He's a rockstar...we'll just call this his audition for cousin James' band next time they have an opening for a drummer.
Milestones: At the table: Your toddler is gaining new skills left and right – from waving bye-bye to drinking from a cup. But one thing he hasn't mastered is table manners – and that's okay. It's too early for him to eat neatly.
At 14 months, eating is a hands-on learning experience. So spread a splash mat or some newspapers under the highchair and watch the learning – and the mess – begin. Provide a spoon or "spork" (a combination spoon and fork) with a short, broad handle and a decent-size scoop, and let your toddler get the hang of it at her own pace.
At 14 months, eating is a hands-on learning experience. So spread a splash mat or some newspapers under the highchair and watch the learning – and the mess – begin. Provide a spoon or "spork" (a combination spoon and fork) with a short, broad handle and a decent-size scoop, and let your toddler get the hang of it at her own pace.
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