


I feel like I need to constantly update the blog with new things Drew is doing.
Here are some new things.....
New Words said in context:
car - he saw a car drive down the street and said "car" and then we were watching an Office rerun and they were in the car driving, he looked up at the tv and said "car"
flip flop - Drew got some new flip flops a couple of weekends ago and he loves them. He has repeated flip flop for a while, but last night he looked down at my feet and said "flip flop?" and then this morning I was putting his shoes on and asked him if he wanted to wear his blue shoes, he said no and then said "flip flop."
outside - we were at Greg and Kelley's for dinner and Drew kept running to the door and saying "side" (meaning outside). He also heard Mike go out the back door the other night and said "dada side?".
phone - Drew has loved phones for months and months and now he finally says the word when he sees a phone
Other new things:
Drew can look at pictures and point out: both grandmas (he sometimes calls them mama) and both grandpas, Uncle Matt, PopPop, Uncle Greg (Geg), and Aunt Kelley (Telley).
BIG Highlight:
On Saturday night (my birthday) I was putting Drew to bed and he finally repeated "I love you." We've been working on it for a while and he finally said it! It will be even more special when he says it all on his own, but I'll take what I can get right now. He said it over and over on Saturday evening, probably because he loved the reaction he was getting from me. What a super birthday present!
Funny story:
Drew is getting into pretend play. He likes to wave bye bye to us and then walk off into the other room. Tonight he decided to put his play camera in the real camera case. He put the strap on the case over his shoulder and waved bye bye. I waved back and then he said "cool". We have been telling him how cool he is when he wears his sunglasses, so I guess he just thinks he's pretty cool even without the sunglasses.
Silly boy:
Drew has learned that he is one year old and can hold up one finger when asked how old he is. Well we have also been working on counting to three (we are starting small) and now when asked how old he is...he says...."two" (he still holds up one finger). I think he is used to hearing two after one, so when I correct him and tell him he's one, he says two right away. So we aren't going to worry about it too much...he'll be two in about 5 months anyways!
Enjoy the "two" video




















































