- He smiles all the time
- He laughs a lot (especially if you give him zerberts)
- He babbles when he isn't sucking on his beloved binky
- He says mommm, mommm, mommmm and daddd, dadd, daddd
- He whines when he wants me to pick him up
- He rolls over both ways
- He first army crawled, then big boy crawled
- He walks holding on to anything, a hand, a finger, a toy, a highchair, a folding chair. If he can push it, he'll walk with it.
- He climbs up stairs
- He now officially climbs downstairs (But I discovered today he still needs work as he fell, but landed in the sitting up positions)
- He really interacts with his toys, trying to use most of them for the intended purpose
- He waves
- He claps
- He loves peak-a-boo
- He can stand himself up
- He can sit himself down
- He can feed himself
- He can drink from a sippy cup
- He can turn pages in his books
- He can stand for a few seconds and if feeling really brave take a step or two, but he's only done that 3 times, twice that I've seen.
- He can find any small item on the floor - typically microscopic stickers of hearts and smiley faces and put them in his mouth
- He has started dancing to music
- He play fetch with Olivia. She throws a ball and he fetches it for her
- He loves to play the drop and see if you pick it up game
- He has 6 teeth and is working on some more bottom teeth
William is really coming into himself and developing his own personality. He is a total mama's boy and I love every minute of it. He has given me a hand full of nights where he has slept though but only one of them did Olivia also sleep that night. So in the last year I think that means I've slept through the night once. :) I get up so often my goal isn't even sleeping through the night, it is like just getting up once or twice. Ha!
***A friend of mine blogs about the milestones of her daughter every month. So, that gave me the idea to at least do it for his first birthday! Thanks Ami.
I love this post! Isn't it amazing how much our little guys grow and learn in just one year? I can completely identify with the minimal nursing sessions that seem to be more of a bonding time. The only time Colton really nurses is when I bring him in my bed at 5am - hoping he might fall back asleep after he eats! And yes, it's not "I hope I can get a full night of sleep tonight" it is definitely more like "how many hours can in a row before I get awakened the first time?!"...but they are so worth it. I think our little guys might just have us wrapped around their fingers! Oh, but what a place to be :-)
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