Still Nice!
As Nice is still an oft used word the title of this blog will stay the same.
Miss Lydia had her 15 month check up today. She's a couple of weeks late, she was officially 15 months on Dec 12. She is 25 lbs, 75th percentile for weight and height so she is very proportionate and still built like a supermodel. She still isn't walking but I'm in no hurry and obviously neither is she. Her legs have been checked out and they are fine and I don't know anyone who doesn't walk because they never learned how. She cruises along the furniture and yesterday stood up against a pillow, held her hands up and did a little booty shake dance. She wouldn't do it again I guess the moment had passed, I'm lucky I got to see it. She loves cars and trucks and all animals, especially cats I think. She really likes Lilly's Littlest Pet Shop animals. They say they are for 5 and up I think though. Probably because they have magnets inside. She loves them so much though.
Here is a list of Lydia's words:
Mama
DaDa
Da (could mean anyone)
cheese
hello (hewwo)
hi
kitty
kitty cat
rabbit
dog
meow
duck
quack quack
baa
mooo (mmmmmmmm)
boo
pretty
Santa
tree
Hada (grandpa Kramp)
Lilly
sticker
Sponge Bob
I know I am leaving some out. These are the most frequent and most understandable. Lately she will look at you and say a sentence of what sounds to be pure jibberish but she must think it means something, or maybe I am just not listening hard enough. I will try harder.
She still doesn't watch tv but we have a Sponge Bob Christmas doll and when I pulled him out of the box and showed her and said Sponge Bob she immediately repeated me.
Lydia really likes stickers as well. She got a few sticker books for Christmas, though she has to be closely monitored when they are brought out. She likes to eat books and stickers sometimes.
One of her big hit Christmas presents is her little slide. She really just started to slide on it on her own today. She climbs up using one knee and one foot then when she gets to the top she pulls one foot all the way out in front of her and the other only half way before she spins onto her stomach and goes down feet first on her stomach. It's a little nerve wracking but I managed to be mostly hands off this evening and let her experiment. I did put a row of pillows next to the wall. I think I might put some big floor pillows on the other side next time. It'll tire her out even more to have to crawl over them to get back to the steps.
She also got a great wagon with a seatbelt, cup holders and storage under the seat. Because of the extreme cold lately we've only gotten to go on two rides but it did great in the snow and this weekend we will probably get to go on a few rides. She just relaxed and sand a little song while I pulled. I can't wait to take her and Luke to the zoo in the wagon!
That's all for now. Lydia is sleeping and I want some mommy bath time.
Miss Lydia had her 15 month check up today. She's a couple of weeks late, she was officially 15 months on Dec 12. She is 25 lbs, 75th percentile for weight and height so she is very proportionate and still built like a supermodel. She still isn't walking but I'm in no hurry and obviously neither is she. Her legs have been checked out and they are fine and I don't know anyone who doesn't walk because they never learned how. She cruises along the furniture and yesterday stood up against a pillow, held her hands up and did a little booty shake dance. She wouldn't do it again I guess the moment had passed, I'm lucky I got to see it. She loves cars and trucks and all animals, especially cats I think. She really likes Lilly's Littlest Pet Shop animals. They say they are for 5 and up I think though. Probably because they have magnets inside. She loves them so much though.
Here is a list of Lydia's words:
Mama
DaDa
Da (could mean anyone)
cheese
hello (hewwo)
hi
kitty
kitty cat
rabbit
dog
meow
duck
quack quack
baa
mooo (mmmmmmmm)
boo
pretty
Santa
tree
Hada (grandpa Kramp)
Lilly
sticker
Sponge Bob
I know I am leaving some out. These are the most frequent and most understandable. Lately she will look at you and say a sentence of what sounds to be pure jibberish but she must think it means something, or maybe I am just not listening hard enough. I will try harder.
She still doesn't watch tv but we have a Sponge Bob Christmas doll and when I pulled him out of the box and showed her and said Sponge Bob she immediately repeated me.
Lydia really likes stickers as well. She got a few sticker books for Christmas, though she has to be closely monitored when they are brought out. She likes to eat books and stickers sometimes.
One of her big hit Christmas presents is her little slide. She really just started to slide on it on her own today. She climbs up using one knee and one foot then when she gets to the top she pulls one foot all the way out in front of her and the other only half way before she spins onto her stomach and goes down feet first on her stomach. It's a little nerve wracking but I managed to be mostly hands off this evening and let her experiment. I did put a row of pillows next to the wall. I think I might put some big floor pillows on the other side next time. It'll tire her out even more to have to crawl over them to get back to the steps.
She also got a great wagon with a seatbelt, cup holders and storage under the seat. Because of the extreme cold lately we've only gotten to go on two rides but it did great in the snow and this weekend we will probably get to go on a few rides. She just relaxed and sand a little song while I pulled. I can't wait to take her and Luke to the zoo in the wagon!
That's all for now. Lydia is sleeping and I want some mommy bath time.
