Reagan:
- Has delay tactics now at bedtime
- Very inquisitive - any unfamiliar noise comes with the immediate question "What was that?"
- Calls his cowboy boots "Calliou" boots
- Getting better at sharing and thinking of Kyleigh
- Getting better with numbers
- Starting to say "please" and "thank you" without any prompting (mostly thank you, but occasionally please)
- Loves his sister! He'll walk into her room in the morning and say "Morning, big girl" just like me
- Likes to get into the van and say "All agourd" translation - All Aboard
- Some days, he's really sweet with Kyleigh. He'll bring her toys or if she's crying, he'll say "You're ok, sister." Melts my heart
- Becoming quite the bargainer to get what he wants. "Mom, if I finish ____ then I have a treat?"
- Starting to procrastinate at dinner - just plays with his food and drinks his milk
- Favorite phrase: "No, I do it. I'm a big boy."
- Well on his way to being officially potty-trained!! Still using diapers/pulls up while sleeping, but in underwear the rest of the day.
- Likes to call Kyleigh and me "sweetie pie"
- Really enjoys praying each night before bed (The Lord's Prayer)
- Likes to pray after Ryan prays at dinner. He often gets very specific with the food he's thanking the Lord for.
Kyleigh:
- Likes to pick up the cat bowls and give them to me to put on the counter (at least she rarely eats it anymore!)
- First half of the month, she refused to let me brush her teeth; she wanted to do it
- Started showing signs of being a righty instead of a lefty
- Insists on feeding herself most days and she's pretty good at it
- Loves to play with Reagan's cars
- Wants to do everything Reagan does - she watches him very intently
- Says "elmo" multiple times a day, but she doesn't know who Elmo is!
- Discovered light switches and constantly wants to turn them off
- Enjoys helping me unload the dishwasher
- When she gets mad, she'll hit her belly and scream
- Likes to grab my hand and then stick her milk into it for me to hold for her
- Perfected "no"
- Resourceful! Becoming a good problem solver
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