18 month update

Sorry about the picture overload, but I don't want to miss or lose of moment of Boston growing up. Boston had his 18 month Dr. appointment on Sept. 13.   Yes I know, he's almost 19 months, but we were in Utah.  For some reason they don't give you a cute little page that has all your childs stats like they do in CC.  I asked for them for his m12 month and his 18 month appoint.  His 12 month appt. was actually done at 14 months b/c we were moving and trying to find Dr. on his 1st birthday. Anywho here are his stats and some pics.

At 12 months: 4/21/11
Length: 30 and 1/4
Weight:  24 pounds
Head:  18 and 1/4

At 18 months:  9/13/11
Length:  32
Weight:  24.5
Head:  18.5

His new word is "Butt-ball".  He is trying to say basketball, or sometimes it means football, other times it means baseball.
He says no even when he means yes. Everything is no.  Probably cuz he gets told a lot.
He climbs on everything.  And he is into everything.
He is such a little boy.  He loves all things boy and acts just like a boy.  At least when he farts now he will say "cuse you."  Its always cuse you and never cuse me.
He has the sweetest little voice ever though.  He is so soft spoken, except for the temper tantrums he now throws.
He has just turned into a little boy over the last month.  He is no longer a baby.  On the way to the plane he said "im baby".  I said no your a big boy.  "No baby" he said. And this debate went on for a about 5 minutes.   He loved to watch Brennan and Dad play basketball when in Utah.  But his favorite thing to do is to play with Addy still.  He is getting better at adjusting to her being gone in the mornings. The first day we dropped her to school he cried and cried.  I think cuz last time we dropped her off somewhere we didnt see her 2 weeks.  And because he knows his best play buddy is gone for the morning also.  They play really good together.  Mostly b/c Addy is a sweetheart and lets Boston get his way (most of the time). He puts his finger in his belly button often.... I think it is his security/comfort thing.  We love him so much and feel lucky to have him in our family.