Milo: A Photoganza


There have been some exciting things going on lately in the house. Just yesterday we were all playing by the couch when Dave come home from work. The guys looked up and got very excited, as usual. But this time Levi said “Dadada”. It is the first time that either of the guys have said “Dada”and it was obvious that they were talking about Dave. We were all so excited! Levi also waves hi and bye. Sometimes he gets so excited when he does it that it is followed by a clap. It is so sweet. Milo just likes to watch us wave at him and has not yet figured out his social obligation to wave back.
We are trying to remember to brush their teeth every night, no toothpaste. But it is so hard to remember to do that! Dave and I remember to brush their teeth about half the time. We are working on this since we don’t want them to get cavities in their baby teeth! The horror!
So, what is next? I want to try to get the guys to eat plain steamed veggies… I hear that some babies do it. We’ll try. Other things we might see between now and 18 months…

We finally visited the Seattle Children’s Museum today. It looks so cool – but most of the place is still a little too grown-up for the guys. But there was one area, Discovery Bay, which is just the right speed for Levi and Milo! Fun was had by all and we’ll be back soon.
After months of military crawling Levi has finally discovered actual crawling! Just over the weekend he started doing it… and we think he likes it. I think he has been working on this since way back in August!
Levi laughs his little bootay off at Manny. The guys just lovelovelove Manny, especially when he plays with, or rather, near them. Note how Manny can’t get past Levi quickly enough.
PS – YOU try growing teef (six so far), laughing your little bootay off and NOT drooling. I’m just sayin’… don’t hate the drool.
Wow, do the boys have generous friends! They’ve gotten so many lovely thoughtful gifts for their birthday. Another box arrived yesterday which is super special, because Gramps made them!
Gramps making the toys in his home!
These toys are even better than they look. They can be spun on the floor like tops, they can be banged together for extra fun, they can play “dropsy” off the table, and they can be stacked and knocked over like blocks. All of which the guys discovered within just a few minutes of the playing.