The past
year has brought so many new milestones in my little girl's life...
So much has changed in so little time...
Birthday Mornings
She has learned how to use a fork and spoon to eat, drink from a water bottle and even a big girl cup.
She has
learned how to talk and people can even understand her...started out one word
at a time and now can carry on a small conversation. She can tell you what she wants to eat (I
want oatmeal) and drink (I want apple juice!) tell you where she wants to go
play (I go to park and play), and even what she wants to do (I want to play
basketball).
She has
learned to ride her little tricycle using the peddles. This girl is AMAZING on her bike, she can go
forward, backwards, turn into circles, maneuver around furniture and even back
right up to something and do a 3 point turn without hitting anything.
She has a
great memory, all you have to do is ask her where she hid Mommy's keys, what
she did with the fan remote, or where her cup is, etc. and she goes strait to
get the item. They are usually hiding in
her bike trunk or the play kitchen oven.
She knows
how to play cook...most adorable thing ever is her asking if I want eggs and
watch her go to her play kitchen with the spatula and "make Mommy
eggs".
She knows
sounds and recognizes every type of vehicle...the look on her face when she
hears an airplane (ayrplane) or helicopter (helekopter)...her eyes get even
brighter when she hears a choo choo train and she explodes excitement when she
sees or hears a motorcycle (motorkykle).
(If you cant tell by now, she spends ALOT of time with her daddy).
She is a
big helper...when her daddy comes home from work she has to help him take off
and lock away his gun belt and take off his shoes and socks and tickles his
feet (of which her mommy has taught her that they are "stinky feet").
She doesn't stop there...she also helps
to put the boots away. Her favorite
helping activity is cutting the grass. I
am sure the neighbors love the fact that she loves to ride with her daddy on
the lawn mower for hours...they eventually run out of grass to cut and have to
put it away.
She knows her way around a playground too. She loves to "whee" ( aka swing) and go really high and go down the slide, sometimes even goes up the slide.
She says
the "God is Great" prayer, can count to 5, sing her ABCs (minus a few
letters), twinkle twinkle little star, Jesus loves me, the itsey bitsey spider,
and dance to I'm a little teapot. She
knows several of her colors (although if you ask her what color something
is...the answer will always be PINK).
She loves to play "the bird" which is my IPad, don't ask me
how it got named "the bird" and has even taught me cool tricks on
it.
She LOVES
to color and write her name, both Doodle and Colleen and can almost spell her
name (she has the C O E E N).
She is
very demanding, when she sits on the floor you have to "sit on floor
too!" She has to do everything on
her own "I do it!"
She is
good at saving money, every time she finds a coin she has to put it in her
piggy bank or in her pocket if we are not home.
Her Grammy has taught her that the small plastic card is
"money" and now anything about that size is money too (business
cards, ID cards, etc.)
I am SO lucky to be the mommy of this precious little girl! Mommy loves you Honey, Happy Birthday!!!
Mommy's
favorite Colleen sayings/doings...
"I
wuv you Mommy!"
"(Insert
name here) C'MON!"
Making
fishy face
Giving
hugs and kisses
"Wub
my bak" (rub my back)
"May-I-get-down-please"
"Read
book and rock"
"Papow!"
Rubbing
Bella's belly
"No
touch hinney"
"I
pass gas"
"Kitty! Off Da Table!!"
"Mommy,
I poopo"
"Bye
bye Mommy"
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww :) :) :)
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