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TWO and a HALF


TWO and a HALF.

 

I know I start basically every post about my kids growing up with the same thing…but it cannot be overstated…WHY do they have to grow up so fast?  I want to freeze time right now and make this stage last at least two years.  Two and a half is my favorite age EVER.  EVER. EVER.  The tantrums haven’t kicked in yet (at least with my kids they don’t start until more age 3) and the sweetness is at an all-time high!  These boys melt my heart daily, I absolutely LOVE hearing them talk to each other and to me.. it is seriously the cutest thing ever.  (yes, I’m biased…)  But, gahhh y’all…. This is it for me…no more babies and I am having SUCH  a hard time letting go.  I cherish every minute they want to snuggle with me and kiss me and still want mama to do things for them.  These boys absolutely light up my life, I cannot believe they are already two and a half. 

 

They are both talking nonstop, but Thomas seriously doesn’t shut up sometimes.  He will legit talk the WHOLE way home from Weezie’s, it cracks me up.  Graham talks just as well, he just doesn’t have quite as much to say as Thomas.  ;-)  They will 100% fight over toys and hit each other, but they also play so, so well together and help each other out.  We are working on sharing and they get so proud when they share with each other ….they come running up to me and say “ I share mama!” …especially Thomas, Graham’s is a little stingier with sharing still!  They both LOVE being outside and could stay out there for hours.  Graham is much more apt to stay at the same thing for longer periods of time, whereas Thomas will bounce around from toy/activity to the next quite often. Graham also tends to pal around with big sister more than Thomas does…  Thomas is definitely our independent child, while he will play with Graham and C… you will just as easily find him off doing his own thing.  

 

Graham is still the picky eater and Thomas will eat almost anything…  that may have something to do with the consistent 3 pound difference?   They love to brush their teeth, read books, play with their train sets, and watch movies (especially the Grinch).  They are still sleeping amazing, it was around this age when we started having issues with Collins, (but that’s also the age she was when her brothers were born and we moved houses…so maybe that had more to do with it)… I pray the boys continue sleeping all night.  They generally go to bed around 8:30 and sleep until 7:30, and are always happy in the morning!  They also still nap about 2-2.5 hours every day.

 

These boys are wild, and are constantly tearing my house apart, but I wouldn’t change it for the world.  My couch cushions are almost always on the floor because of them and there is sure to be crumbs under the dinner table every night… but goodness gracious do I love these two.  They are silly, sweet, wild, and perfect.

 

Graham at 2.5: 30 pounds, 52% ---  17% height

 

Thomas at 2.5: 33 pounds, 82% --- 47% 















 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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