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She enjoyed her birthday, and actually liked ripping the paper (though the toys have been a big hit as well).
We went to the doctor this week for her one year check up, and here are her stats:
length: 32 inches (93rd percentile)
head circumference: 18 inches (90th percentile)
weight: 23 pounds and some ounces (80th percentile)
She seems to be following a similar pattern to her sister. Start out round and chubby, and then just stretch out! She is a full time walker, and we almost never see her butt scooting anymore. She really loves her big sister, and often will lay her head down on Isabell’s shoulder or lap. Currently, Mia’s favorite game is what I call “Attack Of The Killer Baby!!” She walks over and throws herself across your tummy while you’re laying on the floor. Usually it’s just a good way to get a snuggle from her, but she has caught me by surprise a few times!!
I can’t believe how big she is getting! Still not many words, though she does chatter up a storm. Her only spontaneous word seems to be “uh-oh”, though there are times I swear she also says “Dada”. She has signs for: MORE, CRACKER, MILK, ALL DONE, PLEASE. And she will copy lots of things, though “ni night” seems to be a big one right now. She is a serious pointer, and will tell you what she wants. She says “thank you” though it’s mostly just intonation.
Can’t believe how much she has changed over the past few month. Four months ago she was barely rolling over, and was pretty dang quiet….I miss the little baby, but dang the toddler is getting her 3rd and 4th tooth now, and she’s dang cute too. 
Her other big news is gross motor. At 8 months she still wasn’t rolling over consistently. After 30-minutes with a PT and a lot of practice at home and at school, Amelia is now rolling, scooting (no, not really crawling), pulling to stand, squatting with support, cruising, transferring between furniture items, and now has taken her first steps!! Tonight at my sister’s house she took three steps to get away from Ammie and to me. Sadly, Nashon was occupied with Isabell and didn’t get to see it.
We are hoping to recreate it for him tomorrow, but she still took her first steps tonight!
It is SO hard to believe that she will be one next month. I don’t know where the past year went. My baby is turning into a big kid faster than I want her to. I know they say enjoy every moment, but that advice is both given and heard in hind sight. Love the babies, but I can’t believe how fast they grow up.
The Easter Bunny found the girls at our house this morning, and Isabell has been enjoying frequent Peeps; I think it a very good thing that they are only out once a year, or our lives would be awful with her asking for them every 10 minutes. Right now they are being eaten when she tinkles on the potty; she has had 2 days of dry diapers except at nap and bed times. This INCLUDED the trip to the festival; she tinkled in her little potty in the back of the car AND in a port-a-potty.
The last few pictures are from Isabell’s project today. She created her own “very hungry caterpillar” book this afternoon. She did ALL of the gluing by herself. Then when she was done she turned the book around and read it to me, one page at a time. She was careful to point out each of the pictures to me, and asked me to help her count the fruit.
Amelia is getting better at rolling over! She is consistently going tummy to back, and is about 95% of the way over when she goes from back to tummy. She is trying to get from sitting into hands and knees, but tends to get one leg stuck under her, and if you try to help she extends all her extremities and goes flat on her tummy. I can’t believe how fast time flies, and how big she is already! She will be 8 months old next week…
That said, lets talk about the new things going on in Amelia’s life. We went to the doctor last week for her four month well child check up. Things looked good, and there weren’t any concerns. She is now 15lb and 5ounces, and 24.5 inches long. She is growing every day, and had practiced some new tricks. She has been trying to reach out and grab things for some time, but she is now 100% successful at stealing things from our hands (or the hair on our head, or glasses on our face) and putting them directly into her mouth. Isabell thinks this is grand, and often will get toys for Mia to “play” with. Amelia has also been practicing sitting up. She loves her bumbo, but isn’t great on her own yet. If we get her on the right kind of surface (i.e. the couch crack) she will stay upright for a bit, and if she’s reclining on our lap she will pull herself up into sitting. But when you place her on the floor, she keeps her hands on her knees until she tips to one side. She has also gotten a lot better with rolling over. She is getting pretty good at rolling tummy to back, and will pull herself from back to tummy when you give her something to pull against. She is getting cuter each day; her eyes are still blue, but her hair seems to be getting more blonde or reddish. We may truly have one kid that looks like a Steffen, and one that looks like a Fowler; only time will tell.
Both girls are back in school 3 days a week now that I am back at work. Isabell really loves being around her friends, and was more than ready to go back. She has only cried at drop off once (with Nashon), and is generally doing well there. However, we have returned to the land of super snotty noses and a yucky cough. Gotta love being around other snot factories. Amelia is no exception; while her cold isn’t nearly as bad as Isabell’s she is still congested and we are happy once again to have her on the reflux wedge that sits her up when she’s sleeping.
Isabell has made another jump from toddler to little kid, and has begun asking “why” about everything in her world. For any of you who have spent time around a small child, it is one of the most annoying words in the English language…and she’s only 26 months old. She got a little kitchen for Christmas, and has enjoyed playing with it and cooking food and having tea parties with anyone that will sit down with her long enough to enjoy a cup of tea. If you ever get bored, feel free to come over and entertain her; she seems to have gotten over being afraid of everyone, and generally will initiate play with just about anyone.
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]]>And Amelia is rolling over!! Three times in a row she rolled from her back to her front on her left side. For a child that hates being on her back (and her stomach for that matter), and has limited floor time (due to an over excited two year old sister), we weren’t expecting her to roll over today, so it was very exciting!!! I tried to get it on video, but you know she stopped as soon as I pulled out the camera. 
Way to go Mia!
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Isabell is just growing like a weed!! We’re still working on potty training, and most nights she’ll tinkle in the potty before bed. Morning is still another story. She wakes up like her mother (cranky) and does best if left in her bed to read for a few minutes before she gets out of bed. The result, however, is that she wets her diaper before she gets out of bed, and then cries when asked if she wants to sit on the potty. Isabell is perfecting her jumping, and is now practicing jumping forward while walking/running. She has turned into quite the little helper, and will take dirty diapers to the trash can (both hers and Mia’s). One of her favorite things right now is to help me with the laundry. She likes to sit on the bed and hand me hangers one at a time; and it actually IS helpful. 
Nashon and I are still figuring out how to be parents to two kids. It’s hard to make enough time for Isabell when Amelia wants to be held all the time, and Isabell has attached herself to Nashon whenever he’s home. She doesn’t kick Mia out of his lap, but does insist on being in it with her when she MUST be there. We find we don’t have a lot (or any) time for “us” these days; we used to have after Isabell went to bed, but Amelia hasn’t figured out how to go to sleep that early yet. So if you have any suggestions on how to find the adults in parenting, please feel free to share!!!
I started back to work this past week; just on Fridays for now, but it’s enough. I brought my paperwork home with me, but it’s rather difficult to find time during the day to complete it before Nashon comes home, because the small people sure want a lot of my time! I have another month or so before I go back full time, and want to try and enjoy it. Nashon has also increased work back to 4 days a week, which came just in time for us. I think he’s missing being at home though. He rather enjoyed spending time with Isabell and playing with her. They have been enjoying swimming in the heated pool; he may enjoy it more than Isabell does.
All in all, we’re figuring it out. We aren’t drowning in newborn anymore, though I can’t believe Mia’s already seven weeks old. Isabell is adjusting to her new roll as big sister nicely with little set backs (except for her new found love for the binky she wouldn’t take as a baby). And Nashon and I will keep looking for time for the two of us.
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]]>Amelia was born at 12:09 PM. She was out after just 10 minutes of labor, all 6 lbs 7 oz of her. At 20 inches long, she’s an inch taller than Isabell and half a pound lighter. Shes definitely got some skinny legs and LONG feet. Jamie was perfect and nothing went awry. A bit of cleanup and Amelia was wrapped and in my arms in no time. After some resting and tidying up, Shelly was our first guest. Amelia was a gem and got her first bath then as well. A line of family and friends came through, including Isabell. Isabell was very sweet and gentle and this may have been helped by a doll sized stroller that Amelia brought Isabell as a ‘condolences’ present.
There we have it! The first few hours of Amelias life was not hard. Here is our WONDERFUL nurse with Isabell 2 years ago, and today with Amelia: