Ok, it was just August and Zoe was just turning 1. I look up and it is November and Zoe is 15 months old today. Where is the time going? It is obviously going by way to fast for me. I hate that she is growing up so fast. Don't get me wrong, I am so excited to watch her grow but I am sad to see the innocent little girl turning into a "independent little toddler". What is Zoe doing at 15 months you ask?
- Babbling all of the time. Man, I wish I knew what she was saying. It is so cute.
- Trying to comb her own hair
- Trying to put on her own socks and shoes. The girl loves shoes by the way.
- Walking/Running everywhere.
- Climbing on the couch and stairs
- She gets frustrated putting her dolls in and taking them out of her baby stroller.
- Trying to feed herself.
- Eats mashed potatoes with her hands and likes to rub them in her eyes and hair.
She then cries when it burns her eyes. Not sure what this is about.
- She giggles all of the time.
- She likes to take things out of containers and put them back in the container.
- She loves, loves, loves "The Fresh Beat Band" on Nick Jr (previously Noggin)
- She loves to brush her hair with Daddy's toothbrush but don't tell Daddy!
- She loves playing with her baby dolls
- She loves crayons and coloring. She cries when it is time to go to bed and I have
to put the crayons away.
- She has learned to sign eat and another sign that I won't share until she perfects
it. Let's just say she knows how to do the sign but doesn't yet know to use that
sign at the appropriate time. It is hilarious.
- She loves to be tickled. She has the most infectious laugh. Love it.
- She says wa wa when she wants milk or water.
- She says Momma, Da Da, Pop, wa wa, ball, thank you, uh oh and many other words.
Needless to say, she is growing up so fast. I never knew I could love this much. She has taught me so much and I am so grateful to have her in my life. She is my little princess no matter how old or big she gets, she will always be my princess.
I will post pictures tonight of my 15 month old, I promise.