2. I LOVE THAT MY GIRLS LIKE EACH OTHER. I can tell that Leah adores Addie and looks up to her. Addie loves to help me with Leah, give kisses and loves, feed her, cuddle, show her toys, the list goes on. Now, the trick is to keep it that way for a very long time. When Leah rolls over, Addie says, while applauding, "flip-ober! Yay! Mom, clap your hands!" If Leah spits up, Addie will wipe up Leah's mouth and say, "uh-oh, bit up baby."
3. Addie is such a cute little girl. She, despite her independence, is very obedient (most of the time). She is nice to other kids, listens to me, usually does what she is supposed to. Now, she's two, so we do have our fits and times when we are in Costco and she just wants to run (...tonight) but when I ask her to, she will usually stay next to me and help me shop. She is such a big girl. I love hearing her sentences and the funny things she will say. Today she asked to use the toilet, and did some good work! While sitting upon the toilet (for 30 minutes, even though she finished in 3...) she told me she wanted to pray. She folded her cute little arms and said, "kank-oo por my day." I was so happy that what we are teaching her is starting to sink in. She is beautiful.
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