What everyone says is right: they grow up so fast. The first two years are unbelievable. Before you can blink, they will change.
My little baby will be 19 months old tomorrow.
In one year he went from having two bottom teeth and his fangs, to having a mouth full of teeth. My little vampire has turned into a little man.
When did this happen, and how do I make it stop?
I'm Allison Barton, a 26-year old mother and Registered Nurse. I'm highly literal, occasionally moody, obsessed with Burt's Bees and anti grains in my diet. I am a wanna-be-Geek, loving all things Apple, and I hate competing with my friends. I am immensely loyal, not fastidious, and love to cook.
This is me, the one that isn't a wide-mouthed three-year-old:
I live with my wonderful partner, Zach, and our crazy awesome kid, Alexander. Alex was born on August 28, 2007. He is the most amazing little person that I could have ever imagined knowing. Zach is a software engineer and hopes Alex will love computers as much as he does. We live in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This is my family:
Aren't they adorable?
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I have no idea. I tried looking for a solution in the manual . . . nothing.
If you figure anything out, can you let me know.
JR just turned 19 months a couple weeks ago and it kills me.
By: LaskiGal on March 27, 2009
at 10:07 am
I know. My youngest is in kindergarten.
By: Amy Warden on March 28, 2009
at 9:43 am
I have no idea. Maybe there’s a footnote in that elusive parenting instruction manual that comes with the baby?
By: Sarah @ BecomingSarah.com on March 30, 2009
at 1:04 pm