17 Months and Chalk Photo Shoot

I told him to lay down on his name and he listened! It may have taken me a few times to get him on the letter T or even on his back. He had fun being silly on it and that was the best part of the day. I love his little sense of humor...except him thinking it is funny to jump off the couch. I could do without the heart dropping as I see him jump off and land on his stomach. Praise God he is tough and gets up and laughs and tries to do it again. Mama's hair is going to turn grey with him...he keeps me on my toes. One of his new favorite things to do is dance. He does a bounce type dance that is very adorable. He also does this superman pose where he puts his arms behind him like he is going to fly which melts my heart. :) A not so cute thing is the early tempers that I have seen. He stomps his feet when he gets upset and he knows how to scream. Trying to nip these in the butt! He is my lil boy whom is a perfect addition to this family!

Love you Lil Tman!

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