
Our big girl is 2 years, 4 months - going on 14! She has quite the little miss attitude going on lately. She is quite the boss as well. Here are some common quotes she says to me:
"Don't look at me, mommy!"
"Don't touch me!"
"Go Away!"
"No blue sippy, the pink one!"
She mostly says these things in the mornings and when she is overly tired. But every time she tells me, "Love you Mommy," I seem to forget about all the naughty things she says to me. I just hope she isn't this mouthy when she's a teenager - keeping my fingers crossed! ;)
Her bedtime routine has become a marathon, usually taking an hour to get her to actually go to sleep. I have done a couple of nights of tough love, where I will put her back into her bed 20+ times, with her wailing, until she finally goes to sleep. Tonight it seems to have paid off, only 15 minutes of crying. I hope it keeps up and we will be tear free in no time!
Macyn continues to do really well going potty. She wears underwear, goes pee and poo, and tells us when she has to go. She stays completely dry all day - even during nap time. I really should try and potty train her at night, but getting up at night and changing wet sheets doesn't really sound to appealing....so we will stick to diapers at night for now.
Macyn has also learned how to pedal her trike. I have a video, but I haven't had time to upload it yet. Seriously, my little baby is not a baby anymore. A big girl bed, potty trained, a big personality, and now she can pedal her bike. Sigh. Before I know it, she will be making her own pop tarts!
Even though Macyn can be quite the terrible two year old sometimes, she has a very motherly personality and loves her babies dearly. She always tries to help out, and even cares about her "No More Monkeys Jumping on the Bed," book. Whenever we read that one and she sees one monkey that has fallen out, she says, "kiss it all better," "aww...he have an owie," "Monkey needs mommy."
We love being Macyn's parents and even though she can be pretty naughty, we love her to pieces. I am sure when she goes to that first day of kindergarten, I will wish I had these days back where she gives you unconditional love, no matter how many times you put her in timeout. Love her to pieces!