New Tricks

We are 15-months old now and have a giant bag of tricks:

1) We can walk (and with shoes on)
2) We can wave hello and bye-bye (most of the time)
3) We can do 'high-fives'
4) We can sing
5) We (Lucy) can say bye-bye, boo-boo-bunny, blanket, car, etc.
6) We can say uh-oiy when we drop things
7) We can clap
8) We (Liam) can dance
9) We can bring Mommy books and sit in her lap to read to us
10) We can point to different objects in books and turn the pages
11) We can open and close doors (and toilet lids)
12) We can stack blocks
13) We can melt hearts with our smiles

The list goes on and on. Before you know it, you'll be reading about us acing our SATs (A-levels) -- not that we're in a hurry.

Here's a little video of us helping Mommy sweep the front patio while showcasing some new tricks...

PS - we had a doctor's appointment the other day and are right were we should be both developmentally and physically.

Dr. Traquair thought we should be saying more words, but said it's common for twins to be a little bit behind (we have our own way of communicating ie. pushing, shoving, and stealing).

We also continue to be big babies. Liam's off the charts for height and weight, and Lucy's off the charts for height and 50th percentile for weight.