I always wanted someone to share clothes!

We aren't quite the same size just yet but that's sure not stopping ME from introducing Baby A to my collection of crazy T-shirts! If it's not obvious enough she LOVES them and was all about wearing them!!! Truly, like mother like daughter...

Computer geeking

Our resident techie

Baby A's new thing is being like "big people." She can't seem to get enough of it! And it's gotten to the point that D or I can hardly get onto the computer or use our phones without Baby A trying to steal them away from us.

Today I finally broke down and bought her her own toddler laptop. Technically it's for a 3-6 year old but Baby A and all of her 15 months seems to be pretty comfortable with it don't you think?


Amazing how much of a natural she is with working the mouse. And check out her typing form! That's not two finger pecking she's doing. Oh NO it's not!!


And technology glitches even get her down too. Don't we all know just how she feels when our hard drives crash.


Whatever. She's calling "her people" to take care of things STAT!

Knowing is half the battle

Now that Little Miss A is a full-fledged 15 months old, she has got some serious get-up-and-go. Didn't she just figure out how to walk? Well, she's not only walking now she's CLIMBING all over the place too!

Her latest "trick" is climbing up on top of her picnic table (that is just about as high up off the ground as she is tall, mind you) and then standing up there and telling everyone who will care to listen, "No NO." Yesterday, after no less than half a dozen time-outs from D, she STILL was climbing on top of the table, grinning away, and saying, "No NO."

Today I expected a repeat of at least that much but she completely surprised me and hauled out with what might be her first full sentence! Pay attention to when the video gets to about two minutes and you will hear her as clear as day repeat the very thing we have been telling her for over a week now.

Amazing that she knows all that she does and STILL can't find it in herself to learn to follow directions! Baby steps, baby steps, I guess.

A little lady of many talents

Miss A has made a decision! Getting from point A to point B can is so much faster being bipedal. AND so much more enjoy if you do it eating a slice of delicious cheese...

When D came home and saw this, the first thing he said was, "Of course. Eating TOO." (She's such a chow hound!)

Next time (hopefully!) I will be able to get her rounding the corner and walking through the dining room toward the studio entrance!! That's how far she was able to go on her first go.