Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Junior learns Spanish, and DT moves like a lizard


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Looks a lot like Daddy now
Junior has been coming home from daycare with a new word every day.  Frequently he will point to something and say the word in Spanish, like "sabatos" or "manzana".  More recently he's been interested in his colors.  "Esta rojo!"  or "Esta morado!"  He's said many other words for Mommy that sound like they must be Spanish, but she doesn't know enough Spanish to figure out what he's saying.

DT went from just starting to sit up, to full on lizard crawl within a matter of a couple weeks.  He's also able to pull himself up to standing and slowly cruise along the train table.  He seems to be more careful than Junior was at this stage.  He hasn't really fallen over or hit his head on the floor as much as Jr did.

DT just loves to hang out with Jr.  Now that he's mobile, he will follow Jr around and try to play with whatever Jr is playing with.  Jr, being a typical 2 year old, will get mad when DT tries to play with his toys.

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Hey that looks fun!

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I got it!
Jr still talks and sings himself to sleep most nights.  Usually DT is asleep by the time we get Jr into his crib.  Some nights though, DT is still awake and those nights it is usually harder to get him to sleep.  DT usually starts to calm down though when he hears Jr talking or singing out loud in the next crib.

This past week, DT finally started to eat more solids.  He's is looking chubbier now too.  Everyone who sees him is amused at how round he is.  He takes after Mommy.

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Mommy's rolypoly
These pictures are all from the photography session we had last month.  It was a little pricey, but we realized we had very few pictures of the whole family together, and the kids were growing up so fast.  It would have been nice if Jr and DT cooperated a little more, but there were still some nice shots. 

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Say cheese!