Avery....6 months is here already!
My little girl is on the move already...I would still call it scooting, but she can definitely get from one side of the room to the other. Her 6 month check-up was today, and she is a bit 18lbs 14oz, and 27.5 inches. Just like Tyler was, she is in the 95-100th percentile for weight an height. I just recently started attempting to make bows to adorn her little head. I was looking for something fun to do while the kiddos sleep.
Tyler fills my heart with love more and more each day! Yesterday, while at Target he said "thank you" to the cashier (I was buying him a "do-do", aka Thomas the train). I was sooo proud of my little man. I love it when he is in the living room and says, "be back" and he comes back with a toy for his sister. I'm still amazed everyday at the connection they have. He loves playing peek-a-boo with his sister, and his eyes light up when she laughs. He is going to start group speech therapy next week. I'm anxious to see how he interacts with the other kids at the Gwen Center. Until now, all his speech therapy has been individual sessions. I honestly hope one day I can express how much we appreciate every single word he utters...even if we are the only ones that can hear our understand him. Each word gives me hope that his struggle to communicate is short lived.
This past weekend we took a bike ride thru Rock Creek Park in DC. I feel extremely blessed that both kids love the outdoors. I would recommend hiking the trails instead of bicycling. There were some really steep hills...up and down hill. It was great to get out and enjoy our beautiful weather.
Tyler fills my heart with love more and more each day! Yesterday, while at Target he said "thank you" to the cashier (I was buying him a "do-do", aka Thomas the train). I was sooo proud of my little man. I love it when he is in the living room and says, "be back" and he comes back with a toy for his sister. I'm still amazed everyday at the connection they have. He loves playing peek-a-boo with his sister, and his eyes light up when she laughs. He is going to start group speech therapy next week. I'm anxious to see how he interacts with the other kids at the Gwen Center. Until now, all his speech therapy has been individual sessions. I honestly hope one day I can express how much we appreciate every single word he utters...even if we are the only ones that can hear our understand him. Each word gives me hope that his struggle to communicate is short lived.
This past weekend we took a bike ride thru Rock Creek Park in DC. I feel extremely blessed that both kids love the outdoors. I would recommend hiking the trails instead of bicycling. There were some really steep hills...up and down hill. It was great to get out and enjoy our beautiful weather.
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