Thursday, 21 August 2014

Henry's is 18months

Henry has been changing and growing so quickly I can barely keep up.
This will be his 18 month testimonial so we can have a time stamped record of his achievements and general excellence :)


weight 26.5lbs
height 2'8"

WORDS
Dog panting noise
Squirrel repeated kissing noises
Mom mama
Dad dada/ daddyyyyyyy
Baby bay-beee
Crayons/colouring too-go (we are confused by this one also)
Down down
Up down
More -
No -
No Way -
Truck -  
Birthday
Car - cA-ar
Apple- A.A.A.- pleeee (imagine a sneeze sounding like the word apple)
Hose- pshhhhhhht
Ice cream/ freezie- puts his index finger in his mouth and pulls it out while sucking on it
Hi-
Bye bye-
Goldfish crackers- issshhh
I'm thirsty- swallows and goes, aaahhh
More- M-oa
Binkie - TeTe
Cookie - ToTee

He can also wave good bye and blow kisses

Henry is OBSESSED with hoses and trucks. It is all he talks about. He wants to spray the hose and look at/ listen for/ talk about trucks all day every every day. 

Henry is a walking pro, and he can run at a pretty good speed and is a passionate dancer. He can go up stairs unassisted (but not down). He can jump, both feet leave the ground simultaneously (he worked on this skill diligently). 
He is very energetic and busy. Always wanting to help and loves when someone is working on a project. He helps with screw-driving, moving heavy objects, organizing and un-organizing. 
He's squeals and laughs when any small appliance whirrs into life. 
He never likes to be left behind or left out, always wants to be in the centre of the action. 
He is curious but I wouldn't say he is a dare devil. He is a little bit cautious and generally a fairly laid back guy. For example he loves the garbage trucks at a distance, but when they are right there, banging and screeching infront of him he asks to be picked up. He still wants to watch, but he gets a bit nervous.

Im sure there are a million other things I should write down here but I want to get this posted before Henry is 19 months...because I feel like that would kind of defeat the purpose.

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