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January 26, 2001
Hello everyone! Glad to see the board is up and running in its new form. It seems like so long since we posted last. There is a lot to tell.
Nicholas stayed at his grandma Kates house without us. He is turning into a big boy now. Anthony is going to have to share his time with his grandma. Matt and I went and stayed in Klamath Falls because Matt had fire training and Anthony and Nicholas stayed the night in Bend. Two nights actually. Anyway, when we got back Nicholas gave us loves and everything, but he still wanted to sleep with his grandma not us.
Nicholas continues to climb in bed with us every night. I don't know what caused this new habbit, but the bed has been pretty cramped lately.
Well, Nicholas is getting his eye teeth. He is constatly rubbing his gums with his tongue and he tells me that his teeth hurt. I hope they come in soon and don't give him too much trouble. I just love cranky toddlers. We did make a dentist appointment for him. This will be his first one. They are just going to be cleaning his teeth. They wont do anything more then that until the child turns 3. Unless it is something really urgent.
Nicholas got weighed and measured this month. He grew a 1/2 an inch and gained an ounce. Woohoo, he is growing. Atleast we don't have to worry too much. A lady is coming to town monthly to weigh and measure him. They are so nice to do that for us.
We bought Nicholas a potty chair. After staying at his grandma's in Bend he was really interested in his cousins potty. She lives there with her mom. Anyway, the day we got home he used it several times and now he doesn't want much to do with it. He is so finicky.
Well, I think that sums it up. Talk with you all next time! Jonnah and boys
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