
Dear Miss A~
You are an amazing little girl. You already know two languages, jibber jabber and english. You have mastered jibber jabber and I am very proud of you, but would you mind trying english a few times a day so I can begin to understand the stories you tell?!
You are very independent, just this morning you welled into tears because I was going to feed you your oatmeal (I made it a little runny = a mess), so I gave you your spoon and you proudly showed me how well you use your spoon, (even though the oatmeal kept sliding off of the spoon).
I question daily whether or not I should begin potty training you because you are a very 'regular' girl and for some reason anything that has to do with passing gas or bowel movements makes you giggle and smile.
Your mouth is full of teeth, I am not sure anymore could fit in there and I love it when I get to see them all when you smile. Thank you for letting me brush them and for brushing them yourself.
You still like to read and I love watching you explore your books.
You went from 75 to 30 percent in your weight from a year ago. I think it might have to do a little something with your moving, aka, running, none.....stop.......
We have managed to get away with only a couple colds, a couple fat lips, head bumps and one small spill down the stairs. We have been to the ER only once and that was for a local reaction to your shots. I do think we have been lucky in these departments.
You still eat almost everything but have figured out what you like best and prefer to eat that first, which usually leaves meat the last thing on your plate.
You are becoming a great big sister. You will talk to Mr. B, show him how to play with his toys, share your toys with him and laugh with him. You even went the extra mile this morning and wiped off his spit up (if only you were skilled enough to help change diapers).
You are going to be a challenging big sister. You already like to use Mr. B as a toy, hitting him on the head, legs, belly and laughing and running away while doing so. You like to talk to him like you are already bossing him around.
You love your Daddy VERY much.

You are not so sure about snow. It could have been related to the boots that were 3 sizes too big or that it was your lunch/nap time, either way, sorry to tell you, you will get to play in it again very soon.
You were a trooper in the car when we went home for the holidays. You set a great example to your younger brother and I thank you for that.
We love you Miss A and look forward to each new day with you! Happy 18 months!