Caden at 15 months is quite the handful. He is such a joy, and still such a loving child. In that way we are so blessed. But boy oh boy - has he ever got his mama's patience. (And by patience I mean lack there of...) when he wants something - he wants it yesterday. That is something we are working on. LoL. But it is quite the battle at times.
He is actively signing several phrases - as well as picking up new words every time we turn around. Signing has been a long journey for us. We started signing when he was really young - and just got to the point where we didn't think he was going to get it. Then a few days before Christmas he just caught on. SUCH a blessing! To have him be able to effectively communicate his wants/needs is SO wonderful. Some of the words/signs he is using are:
He signs:
- "more" - signs this regularly and also says mamamam (which sounds like Mama - but has nothing to do with me)
- "water"
- "eat"
- "milk"
- "all done"
He also understands:
- All of the signs listed above
- "NO" - though he doesn't always follow this directive
Words he can say:
- "Mama"
- "Mommy"
- "Dad" -which sounds like "Da..."
- "Ga-ma" - for Grandma
- "Ball"
- "Rash" - meaning "trash"
- "Bye bye"
- "Hey"
- "Ba ba" - for Bobby (who he LOVES)
- I am sure there are lots more - but currently that is all I can think of...
At 15 months he is wearing 18 month clothes (12 months are just too small/short at this point). We are still using cloth and are blessed to have a daycare that allows us to do so. He still LOOOOOOOOOOOOVES to eat - which is FABULOUS. Overall - we are blessed. He is great - even when he's not - if that makes sense. :)
Okay lovelies - I WILL update more soon. But for now, this mama is TIRED. Goodnight - and thanks for sticking with me.



From silly flirtation to meaningful conversations to knowing he is the one I want to talk to no matter how my day is going. He's been there.
From Appalachian to Western Carolina. From undergrad to graduate school. From rivalry to being our biggest fans. He's been there.
No matter where we are... From Hickory to
From families of our own to a family of two to a family of 3 (