1-2 Years (3rd August 2002-2nd August 2003)
Milestones
Christopher first came down the stairs on his own at 23 months on the 3rd July 2003 6 days later on the 9th July 2004 he first used the toilet. At 18 months he is a good walker and learning to walk on the reins, in fact some days he dosn't want to go in the pram anymore and would rather walk. He is also a good climber and climbs out of his cot at 18 months so went into his own bed after that I would often find him sitting on the window sill in the morning when I went in to get him.
Food
Christopher is vegetarian the same as Rob, myself and James. He loves his food and can sometimes eat more than James. Christopher is a bit fussy over ice-cream somedays he will eat it others days not. He loves chocolate, cheese, Pizza, Pasta and mild curry and to drink water or my milk.
Teeth
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Date teeth cut Can't remember dates for teeth 5-10 11th tooth cut February 2003 12th tooth cut March 2003
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Speach
At 22mths Christopher can say 138 words. His favorite is NO and will say it to any think eithen if we ask him if he wants chocolate. He can now say 3/4 words sentences. Like come back, Auntie Dawn, Scooby Doo, Bye, bye, No Thanks, Yes Please, Night night, Ready Steady Go, All gone, Here are, Look here, Help me, Jam where are you, That way. He used baby signing with Christopher from Sing and Sign
Favorite Things and Play Time
Christopher still had his favorite teddy Coco and also had a doll that he called baby that he took everywhere. He also enjoyed playing with his Happy Street, any shape sorter and his Click Clack cars. Christopher loved playing Peek-a-Boo with James, Sam and Katie. Christopher still enjoyed watching TV with James his favorites were still Teletubbies and a new program called Fimbos. He loved listening to Daddy read Winnie the Pooh stories and me sing nursery rhymes to him his favorites were Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star and Row, Row, Row your boat and would give a load scream at the crocodile part. He enjoyed going to the Toy Libary on a Wednesday afternoon and bringing home new toys.