Another month has flown by...We had a jam packed October so far. Dinner with friends, a visit with new twin friends, photo shoots with Amy (http://www.amybphotography.com/), the Heart Walk in Seattle, playing at the park with friends, lots of walks when the weather was nice, and some minor house projects on the one weekend we were home. We didn't make it to the pumpkin patch, but we have some around the house so that's almost as good. The girls seem to be growing a bit as I can actually fit Camille and Avery in 9-12 month clothes and Brelynn in most 12-18 month clothes. Other highlights:
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| Our monkeys, one of Dan's shots |
Communication: the girls are amazing communicators and are beginning to combine two words or two signs. They will say things like 'bye dada', 'more cracker', 'milk please', 'more please' and many more when they're prompted. Brelynn is a parrot and will say practially anything you ask her to say. Her favorite word today is 'pumpkin' and it is adorable how she says it. I quit counting how many words they each have but my best guess would be between 60-75 that they use and then they'll repeat many more. Of course, it's not easy to understand them most of the time but they're really good talkers. Wonder where they got that from?? They also know about 10 body parts and can point to dozens of pictures in books. Yay!
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| We wish! |
| Camille giving Brelynn a kiss...awwww |
Teeth: The teething front has been a bit of a battle this month. Avery is now up to her 8 front teeth, Brelynn has 6 (her front four and two molars), and Camille has 7 (her bottom four, top two, and a molar). So odd to me how they are all coming in differently.
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| Avery plaing peek a boo |
Sleep: All these teeth coming in caused quite the sleeping mess in the first part of the month. Especially for Avery. She was waking 2-5 times a night again and some of them were what we think were night terrors. She would run away from me when I went to console her and she would be really confused when she finally calmed down. I didn't know it, but night terrors usually happen in the first hour or two after falling asleep and are due to a lack of sleep. Huh? My girls not getting enough sleep??? Well, it makes sense actually because they are in the midst of dropping their afternoon nap (I know kids are supposed to drop the morning nap, but someone forgot to tell my girls) so they are a bit sleepy in the afternoons now. Now we're just trying to break the habit of waking up I think. She's made it two nights...here's hoping for many more.




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