There are so many things that I wish I would've blogged about in more detail in the past! So, I'm starting today!
Alyssa is 10 months old & still sleeps in our bed. Once she turns a year old & I stop nursing she will be moved to the crib. She is eating mostly purees, but occasionally I give her table food. She hates yogurt. I try to give her some every day when Addy eats hers, but she makes an awful face & spits it out!
For the past week, every morning when I go in the kitchen to fix Addy pancakes, Alyssa crawls in there ready for her pancakes too. She loves them! She also loves Buddy's bowls that she just recently noticed!
She has started waving & saying bye-bye. She said 'bubba' the other day when she saw him walking down the hall. She says mama & dada too.
Blake reads to Addy every night at bedtime. That is their special time & they both enjoy it so much. I read to Alyssa a couple of nights a week. It just depends on how sleepy she is. I wonder if one day we will read to both of them together at bedtime. Hmmm...
Lately, Addy has decided to close Buddy in the closet. He spends a lot of time there to get away from the chaos. The other day Addy was sitting on the floor playing when she proudly announced that she closed the closet door so Buddy wouldn't come out! UGH! I ran back to check on him because I knew it had been a while since I saw him. He just rolls with whatever these girls throw at him. From chasing to pulling hair, to putting blankets on his head. Bless his heart.
Addy still goes to MDO twice a week. Unfortunately, she doesn't nap there. She waits until she gets home & then goes right to sleep after her snack. Some days I feel like we spend no time together because she goes to school at 9 then comes home & naps until 5ish. Bedtime is 8, so there are only a couple of hours in between filled with dinner & baths. I suppose this is what parents who work outside the home deal with everyday.
Right now the Mississippi River is flooding due to ice melting & rain. The river is reaching historic levels not seen since the 1920's & 1930's. I'm pretty certain this will be included in future history books. You can also 'Google' or whatever the next great search engine will be for the Internet.