Archie is also a mischievious monkey, and seems to be drawn to toilets. If he isn't trying to climb in, then he is flushing any thing he can find down it, and we have to rescue shower gels, socks and toy cars frequently. He climbs on everything and anything, and loves to climb in and out of his highchair, over the dining table and into the washing machine. He is also rather fond of the tumble dryer and is only happy once he has turned it on.
Archie is active, he rarely stops and he never sits still. He wants to walk with the other children and doesn't understand when I pick him up after he keeps going down garden paths to knock on people's doors! In his mind he is as big and able as his brother and he doesn't want to be held back.
Archie has a breastfeed before bed and then he usually wakes about 5 for another feed before going back to sleep until 8, and then he has the occasional drink of cows milk in the day. We still haven't cracked sleeping through and I have a feeling that we won't until I stop feeding him, but it isn't too bad most of the time. He still has one nap after lunch and he can fall asleep on his own although he doesn't do it happily. He usually falls asleep in the buggy or sling still.
Archie is starting to communicate more and this last month has seen a few extra words creep in. Duck, door, all gone and Edward are now part of his vocabulary. He is showing a real interest in shapes just like his big brother and that same shape sorter that I used to hide by 10am is in constant use, becoming the most played with toy we have ever owned.
Archie is starting to communicate more and this last month has seen a few extra words creep in. Duck, door, all gone and Edward are now part of his vocabulary. He is showing a real interest in shapes just like his big brother and that same shape sorter that I used to hide by 10am is in constant use, becoming the most played with toy we have ever owned.
I love it when they start giggling you cuddles! It's like the first sense of reward for all your months of hard work! lol x I can't believe he's 15 months… I still remember meeting you with him as a newborn at the MADS legoland day out… how time flies! xx
ReplyDeleteI know! Wasn't he easy and quiet back then ;)
DeleteI am glad I am not alone in having to fish things out of the toilet, George poured porridge oats in there a short while back, luckily it flushed away easily!
ReplyDeletehaha, brilliant, we haven't had that yet! I wish he would put things down that actually flush though
DeleteAww he has a gorgeous smile and I just love that last photo - he's clearly plotting something very clever!
ReplyDeleteHow to get into the toilet probably!
DeleteOh bless him! Must be so sweet when he wants a cuddle! Ethan loves pasta too and has such HUGE portions lol. x
ReplyDeleteHe is so adorable I know I always say that. But it's true! I bet he is so much fun too! That last photo is great, you can tell he has a cunning plan for something big!!! I wish my kids liked pasta. They are so funny with it, Buba won't even touch it. Most kids love it! Lovely post they really grow up so fast don't they?
ReplyDeleteI always love reading your updates, we were pregnant at the exact same time, only that my little man decided to join us 4 weeks early, can see a lot of my own son's development progress in your posts :)
ReplyDeleteaww lovely! cuddles are the best!!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, I remember the toilet phase! Thankfully it only lasted a few weeks. It was a bit of a shock with my girl as her brother didn't have that fascination! He's a beautiful boy.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie! My youngest is nearly 15 months and is equally cheeky and sweet! She only just started sleeping through about six weeks, and we stopped breastfeeding two weeks ago in order to better balance our time as parents between between her and our four year old. Such a lovely stage, but it's flying by!
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