20 Months

In the midst of the Holidays, Mack turned 20 months old and since I have a few more days until he turns 21 months, I wanted to give an update, so here is 20 things for Mack to know about himself as a 20 month old:

1. You love airplanes! We have made several trips to the downtown small airport for you to watch the planes come in and out. Daddy even got you inside one last weekend.

2. We had our first big snow this month and you call it "snows". You were a little unsure at first but warmed up to it a little, but not a major fan.

3. You can count to ten, alternating numbers if I start with one.

4. You wore the fireman boots Laney and Pop gave you for Christmas everyday for a week, I had to hide them when you went back to daycare so you would not want to wear them.

5. You love your camo toboggan, you wear it sometimes all day at daycare, even at nap time.

6. You want to sleep with Mama and Daddy every night. You point to our room and cry until we let you.

7. You wake up almost every night saying, "juice, Juice" and we have to keep juice by the bed and ready for you.

8. You know that there is a baby in mama's belly and know when something is hers, you always points and say "babies"

9. We watch tons of "yo gabba gabba", you call it "bobby" for some reason

10. You have to have your paci and "bankie" (your blue blanket) to go to sleep

11. You like to eat "fishies" (goldfish crackers), "pop-parts", bananas, "chickten" (chicken sticks), "ba bites" (bagel bites)

12. You feed "Bailwee" every day, and most of the time get all the food in the bowl.

13. You watch Barney DVDs every time we get in the car and point at it and say "Barn, Barn" for us to turn it on.

14. You now have your own potty and pretend to use it

15. You love books

16. Daddy has taken you to several hockey games and he says you love it. We even watch it some on tv.

17. You do not like to make "amess", and if you do, you want me to clean it up

18. You are still a Daddy's boy and say "Daddy?, Daddy?" the minute you wake up and whenever he is not home

19. You still cry when I drop you off at daycare, but also cry because you do not want to leave some days.

20. This is your last week as an only child, we can't wait to see you with your baby sister!