Below are some things she is currently doing or not doing.
- She points with her finger at everything, it's so cute I just wanna bite her finger.
- She says "ruff/woof" whenever she sees or hears a dog. I'm working on her saying the word dog b/c I have gotten some odd looks when she imitates a puppy!
- Her top left tooth is growing in which makes her 4 teeth total. Two on the top and two on the bottom.
- She loves to dance to music, basically she spins in circles while waving her hands, so cute
- Eats more finger foods such as pancakes, french toast, chicken, bread, graham crackers etc.
- Loves to be chased
- Still loves her shows Super Why and Sid the Science Kid. Her favorite seems to be Sid since she never leaves the room while it's on.
- Takes about an hour to hour & half nap a day. This is usually done in one or two naps.
- Our formula days are gone. She drinks 100% whole organic whole milk. I say 100% because I gradually introduced the whole milk with her formula.
- Still uses the bottle for her milk. Can't seem to get her to drink her milk from a sippy cup. Although she does drink water from the sippy cup. I have tried different styles of sippy cups and still no luck. We have about 5 different ones. So if anyone has any suggestions they want to share, please do.
- She still loves her books and now points to the cartoons so we can identify them.
- She can identify certain animals by imitating the sounds they make.
- She is fascinated with pictures of people and animals and gets very excited.
- She likes to fit herself in small spaces such as under our high top table behind the chair.
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sippy cup transitions take time. really thats all it is. they get comfortable with the bottle nipple. i too had a few sippy cup options for Evan and he didn't like any. he would only entertain the cup and not really drink from it. I then, only kept giving one particular cup everytime he ate so he would get use to that one cup. I wouldn't give the bottle unless he was really fighting me for it. Eventually, no more bottle. You may want to check the flow of the cup. try to get the flow/spout that resembles the bottle. Just keep trying, every child has their own time table.
ReplyDeleteAww - Bruno said she is just adorable and so much fun! I love hearing all that she is doing! The sippy cup can be a hard transition... as your friend's comment above says, just keeping trying - every child is different. Abigail was easy to get off the bottle - Grace was not! Maybe try not putting water in it anymore and just do milk in the sippy cup for a few days and see what happens.
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