Evan's personality is really shining through in the next few posts. Enjoy our sweet 19 month old!
"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." - Jeremiah 29:11
Monday, June 27, 2011
Bubble Machine Time
Just seconds after this, Evan spilled the entire content of bubbles on himself. It was a little sticky!
Crazy Sir Charles
A new tradition every night in the Hrach house is that Evan gets a can of soda out of the fridge while Mommy gets his milk. He's so proud and now understands what cold means. Don't worry - no soda until he's seven - right Auntie Jenn and Uncle Chris?!
Crazy Super Man towel cape!
For some reason, the cape makes things that would normally hurt - like tripping on a towel - not hurt. Instead they make him giggle. It is amazing for sure.
There is nothing Sir Charles can't conquer with two socks!
We went on safari one day after Ms. Irene's!
Yummm - Chicken rice is a favorite of Evan's.
Crazy Super Man towel cape!
For some reason, the cape makes things that would normally hurt - like tripping on a towel - not hurt. Instead they make him giggle. It is amazing for sure.
There is nothing Sir Charles can't conquer with two socks!
We went on safari one day after Ms. Irene's!
Yummm - Chicken rice is a favorite of Evan's.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
18 Months!
So Baby Evan is 18 months. Time is flying by at record pace. Evan's 18 month stats: 23 lbs (20th percentile), 31.5 inches (~20th percentile). Yep, we have a pretty small dude, but he's in the double digits now thanks to whole milk yogurt and his love of fried chicken tenders.
So what is Evan like at 18 months?
- He loves life and loves to giggle at silly things. Especially his Da. They have started this new sound when we pass over bumps in the car and Evan does it all the time.
- He still loves to suck his fingers and have something soft in his other hand. Probably need to work on breaking this habit but for now it is just so darn convenient.
- He loves to read books. Right now he's really into slide and find books and has almost destroyed his first pop up book.
- He loves to play with his Little People toys. This is definitely genetic. Brian and I were big into Little People when we were little. His favorites are probably the school bus and Noah's Ark.
- He loves being dropped off at Daycare at Ms. Irene's. He's now sitting at the big kids table but refuses to nap on a cot like the rest of the big kids. So it is still a Pack and Play for Evan.
- He hates being dropped off at the church nursery. I guess this isn't as consistent as Ms. Irene's or something.
- He has learned to drink from a straw. He likes milkshakes. He loves yogurt, chicken flavored and Mexican rice, chicken tenders, french fries and cereal bars. And Oreos are still his top cookie. He's figured out a way to only eat the icing.
- He's got a couple of back molars now. Last weekend wasn't to much fun for Evan - we think he was cutting more.
- He says probably 15 words but knows what probably 150 mean. He loves to look at the word books and point to things as you name them. What a smart little cookie!
- He loves to climb on his chair, the couch, pretty much anywhere it is soft.
- He loves to wave at everyone we pass in the grocery store but will start crying if they try to talk to him.
- He gives us lots of really good hugs now. A hug from Evan is typically him grabbing your face and pulling it close.
- He loves to watch Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. It is actually not too annoying to his parents, which is an added bonus.
- He still loves to be outside. However, its 100 degrees here in Texas almost every day now, so we typically can only go out in the mornings.
- He knows where his nose, teeth, eyes and toes are.
- He can run around the house. Brian and I watch him do this most nights and get tired after about 10 minutes.
- He loves to take a bath, but it starting to get quite fussy during wash time. So we save that for the end now and do it right before we take him out.
- He is still not a big fan of drinking liquids. But he loves to have apple juice with ice in it.
- He's started using a "big boy sippy cup" which is a cup without handles.
- He takes about a 2 hour nap every afternoon and still sleeps about 12 hours every night (although the shorter days are not conducive to this right now).
- He is wearing size 18 month clothes, but we're headed to 24 month clothes here at record speed. He wears size 5 wide shoes...too funny he has wide feet! He wears size 4 diapers.
- He brightens our lives every day and we are SO blessed that God has trusted us with such a sweet little man.
Sucking fingers in the morning. Gotta have some Velcro. His other pair of shoes will work in a pinch.
Evan's feathers in full effect.
He can make some huge messes at dinner...especially with rice.
Pretending (this is something new for him too!) to drink from his Book Worm cup from Grandma Candi.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Memorial Day Weekend in Houston
Last weekend we went to Houston to celebrate Mommy's & Daddy's birthdays and my 18 month birthday. My favorite part of the trip were things at the Residence Inn where we stayed - the luggage cart, the elevator and the swimming pool. We had such an awesome weekend. I can't wait to go back - especially to the Children's Museum.
I'm quite strong. I moved this suitcase out of Mommy and Daddy's room into the living room.
A morning trip to the zoo. The elephants and petting zoo were my favorites.
I got to meet some more goats!
It was soooo hot by about 11 am that we got the heck outta there!
After my nap, it was off to the Children's Museum. They have an entire floor just for tots. It was SO much fun. I was pretty timid for the first 15 minutes. But after that, I acted like I owned the place for another hour and a half. I hope I get to go back soon!
I typically don't stick things in my mouth anymore. But since probably 100 kids touched this ball, I decided to put it in my mouth.
This was probably my favorite. Light switches, doors, doorbells...what more can you want?
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