Fifteen Months and Fifteen New Experiences Everyday!

As usual, I can hardly believe how the time has passed.  My baby boys are fifteen months old (and then some).  We have been having so much fun with them.  I don't know when they matured enough to be 'hams' but they sure are funny!  While fifteen months is still a bit of a transiton for all of us as we're still adjusting to a single nap per day, it has opened up many possiblities for excitement each day. 




Asher - Next to one of his preemie pj's...Big Boy now





Finally big enough to ride in the cool cart!



One of Nolan's favorite activities

I love to watch Asher and Nolan play these days.  I watch them with amazement and can't believe how they're really 'little boys.'  The baby is fading quickly and as much as it saddens me it also brings a smile to my face to see them grow and change and become themselves a little more every day. 

Nolan has really started talking lately.  Last week while we were visiting Grandma, he surprised us with a few words!  He wanted a snack (which Mommy always has a multitude of) while we were at Target and he held out his hand and said "A-Peez, Peez"  (Please for all of you who are not yet fluent in baby) 

This is my all time favorite though...When I open up doors or need them to back out of the way I say "Beep, Beep, Beep" - like a truck backing up.  The other day Nathan came home from work and while he was opening the door, Nolan said "Beep - Beep - Beep"  It was the cutest thing and I just laughed and laughed.  Other words include duck, dog (which is said for any four legged creature), bird, baby, shoes, bye bye, hi, drink, snack, up, hot, ball.  What I really love is that when I go get there shoes out they know it's time to go bye bye.  So as soon as I get them out, they pick them up and go running to the door saying 'bye-bye'  They love to go, as I'm sure most kids do. 

Asher is doing summersaults now.  I have yet to catch this on video, but I hope to soon!  He sort of started doing it on his own and then I guided him a little.  Now I can go to him and say, "Put your head down, let's do a summersault" and he will stick his hands and head on the floor like he is about to do a headstand. 

Well, I suppose that's all for now.  I just wanted to give an update, mostly so I wouldn't forget these things for myself ;-)