Olivia Walking
Olivia is approaching walking just like she does everything else. She does it when she wants to and only when she wants to. When she is in a hurry she crawls everywhere or walks on her knees. She is growing and wearing a size 18 mos already! She is still only really interested in her bottles of milk (which we add Carnation Instant Breakfast to, per her pediatrician, for extra calories), but she will eat some of our food and of course cheerios. She will NOT eat baby food, but she does drink about 4 oz of juice a day from a tippy cup. Yay! She is more interested in bubba (Ian) and still loves Veggie Tales. She is sleeping about 12 hours a night and takes at least one good nap during the day.
Ian Laughing
Ian laughs all the time. He coos, talks, and blows raspberries. Of course he won't do most of that while on camera. He is very good baby. He is eating about 30 oz of formula a day! He sleeps about 9 house a night and takes at least two naps during the day. He loves his bath time! He likes to swing and play on the floor. He is rolling over from belly to back, but has also rolled over from back to belly at least once. He is trying so hard to figure out how to sit-up. He loves to sit propped up in his bobby pillow (like in the video) or in his bumbo seat. Ian is wearing a 3-6 mos, but some of his onesies in that size are almost too small. He's a big boy!

We are busy packing and getting ready to move. We are trying to sell the big items before we leave the apartment. And I have just about finished packing all of the boxes we are shipping. This is a huge job--packing to ship, packing for the NZL plane, and packing for the in between. UGH! The kids are handling it all very well and don't seem to mind the boxes or the disruption.
More later...
We are busy packing and getting ready to move. We are trying to sell the big items before we leave the apartment. And I have just about finished packing all of the boxes we are shipping. This is a huge job--packing to ship, packing for the NZL plane, and packing for the in between. UGH! The kids are handling it all very well and don't seem to mind the boxes or the disruption.
More later...
