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Another busy day...

Brynn had her 18-mo check-up yesterday. She weighs 20 lbs 4 oz, which puts her in the third percentile. She is in the 24th percentile for height, though, so that's pretty good.

Brynn is finally working on her second tooth! The one next to her only other tooth popped through now. Yay! She is being rivaled by her almost-6-month-old cousin, Elise. Lisey is working on her third, so they are quite neck and neck. :-)

She is talking more and more all the time; it is so much fun. The latest thing she does is add "too" onto words. Last night she kept pulling on the door handle saying "go bye, too!" Daddy wasn't home so I think she wanted to go bye-bye like Daddy. She almost always says "yeah" to any question you ask her, even if it's not a yes/no question. That is unless she really doesn't want something, then you get an emphatic, "no!"

Brynn's good friend, Karlie and her Mama invited us to the Loco Days Parade in Dilworth this morning. Brynn had a fun time with Karlie, as usual, and they got a lot of candy!

















Waiting for the parade to start.

Dancing to the music coming from the band in a semi.
























Working on a puzzle.



















Coloring outside on her table and chair set she got from Great-Grandma Dietz.







Comments

theweckerlys said…
Looks like fun! LOVE the pigtails! So cute.
Anonymous said…
Too freakin' cute!
-Amanda L.

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