Few fun tidbits about Asher these days

I have not posted anything in a while about our boy so I thought I would tell a few stories.

He has learned to say No and likes using it a lot this past month. Typically it is No, No, No in threes for some reason. I don't do the No-no thing just a simple No. He can say a few two syllable words - Tur-Dul, Ap-ple, but-ball (football) or sometimes hockey gets called the same. He is at that stage where what he ate yesterday he won't touch today. One of his favorite words is "wow" these days. He still loves to dance - every time we are at the mall and we walk past abercrombie - we have to stop and let him dance. (this is a store that plays very loud music). Today he was enamored with one of the guys who works there because he was dancing with him so he had to stop and check out everything he was doing.

Maybe all kids are just as curios but I only have 1 as a frame of reference but he loves to see how things work and he doesn't seem to miss any details. He hears freaking everything and recognizes every noise. If the blow dryer is going off upstairs and the TV is on - he will hear it - Da-Da, Da-Da, etc or an airplane flying overhead that I don't really notice until he is pointing up to the sky saying "ah, ah, ah". Crazy. I guess it is all new to them so they just pick up on the things that adults learn to tune out. I thought it was just men but I am just a guilty.

We can ask him if he is ready for a bath at night and if he is - he will come and grab your finger and head up the stairs towards his bathtub or start saying "ba", "ba", "ba". tonight i did not have to ask - he drug me up there. I thought it was to go upstairs and play but he was ready for bed.

I can't believe he is already 15 months and was 32 1/4 inches for his checkup and 25 pounds. He just got his 4 eye teeth and almost has his 4th molar through. Tough kid - 5 teeth in a row. Where has the time gone. He is not a baby any more but we are having lots of fun even though he has learned to through himself on the ground when he doesn't get what he wants! As it should be.