Everything's Changing

Things were getting complicated with two blogs, so I decided to change to a blog about both boys. The new address is http://www.andersonheroes.blogspot.com/
This blog will stay as it is so I can go back and look at old pictures to reminisce :-) Enjoy the new look!

R rated

So, I was going to put this on here, tell a few people it was there for a good laugh, and erase it. Then Landon said not to be so worrywart about it, so for now it's staying. . . but you've been warned :-)

Basically, Trenton has been babbling for awhile now and playing with different combinations of syllables. As the previous video showed, he says mom, dad, truck, bus, five, eight, nine, anne, wow, and please. Well, he also says fff for football. Then somehow in his mind, he realized there was another combination he hadn't tried! On Tuesday, Landon sent me out for some alone time. On my way home, he sent me a text that said "FYI, Trenton now says the F word." When I got home, sure enough, he was saying it pretty clearly! I know it's an AWFUL word, but how can you not laugh spontaneously, whether you want to or not, when you hear this precious two year old say something that he doesn't even know he's saying! So, I took the video, whether I'm a bad mom or not, because I wanted to be able to look back at this and actually see it instead of just trying to remember how it happened. There you go. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Vocabulary

Here's an update on the words Trenton can say. Yes, I am a proud mother :-) But hey, how else am I going to remember all these special moments when he's grown and left the house?!?! (By the way, the video starts out right away with his version of truck. You have to be ready to listen to catch it!)

Cheerio Morning

Here's Trenton at a normal breakfast, only this time he decided Private Penguin was hungry too! He was doing it on his own, but of course as soon as the camera came out he stopped. I had to ask him to do it for me, but it was still cute to see him treat Private as a real friend :-)

Everything has its place

After putting Trenton to bed one night, I walked to the playroom and found this by the door . . .

It always makes me smile to find evidence of his creative mind at work. I just had to take a picture so I can look back and laugh at how Trenton loved to line things up, whether toys, food, or mom's tupperware!