Halloween

My little bumble bee (he can say bumble now, it's the cutest!)
Dean with his pumpkin

DH was a cowboy and D was a big fan of the hat.

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I love my new fort! (this is just the tunnel portion)

Helping Mommy with the dishes

I finally got a balloon!

(seriously, you should hear when we go grocery shopping!

Can you tell that I don't feel good?

Out to Eat

Last night DH's mom & dad took us to dinner at Red Robin. Dean usually gets a kids menu and crayons, which he is allowed to play with until he tries to eat them. Grandma was on "crayon watch" and he made it quite a while, but eventually the crayons ended up on the floor and D was getting grumpy. When "grumpy Dean" comes out, usually the cheerios do too, so I got out the cheerios and gave him a few. He ate a couple and then spent about 5 minutes trying to put them into the crayon box and then get them out again. It was quite funny to watch, he was SO serious! I only wish I'd had my camera!

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9 & 2 halves

I can't believe how fast Dean's teeth are starting to come in. Last weekend I noticed he was getting his first bottom molar (he was a grouch, it was not hard to notice!) and so after about 3 days the 2nd half made it through and I thought we were done for a while. Not so! This weekend when my parents were here I was showing them his new tooth, and my mom said "there is another one on top". So I felt around in his mouth, and not only does he have a full bottom molar, but half of each of the top ones. Explains alot!

Words, Words, Words

Dean has not always been the biggest talker. He has been on the early side for all his physical milestones, but I feel like we've been waiting forever for WORDS! A couple of weeks ago he started to say "ball" (well ba, but it was definitely ball) and everything was ball, so that was pretty exciting. Then this weekend we had a minor word explosion. We have an owl decoration for halloween and he asked "what's that" so I said "owl" and so did he! Then my parents came to visit & brought a green apple and D said "ba" and I said "apple" and SO DID HE! Clear as day! (Now all of his little green balls are "apple" but that's OK) He will also say some other things like "hippo" and something like "alligator" when we are looking at the animals around his changing table, but they don't "stick". Regardless, I'm thrilled!

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