Gotcha Day: May 28, 2007
1 month- June
2 months- July
3 months- August
4 months- September
5 months- October
6 months- November
7 months- DecemberReese's 7 month Gotcha Day anniversary was on Friday. What with all the excitement we had to postpone taking the picture and doing this post. But things have leveled now, so here I am.
Reese is now 3 years and 2 months old. She's had 2 glaucoma checks and 1 laser treatment since she's been home. She can somewhat sing "Jingle Bells" (some words are missing, but she has the gist of it and the tune), and most of Hannah Montana's "Nobody's Perfect", but she'll only sing it with the CD. She loves Dora and JoJo's Circus, along with Scooby Doo and Hannah Montana. She can identify all her letters, with only little mistakes here and there, and knows a lot of the sounds that accompany them. She can identify her shapes and colors. She loves music. She loves to have her Daddy read "I Love You Like Crazy Cakes" to her. She gets the concept of money and debit cards, but doesn't really get the difference in between some thing costing $20 as opposed to $50, we don't think. She likes to pretend to drive, and she seems to be fairly maternal. She loves playing with her baby dolls. She loves kitties. She's totally a Daddy's girl, loves her some Daddy. She speaks English as well, if not better, than most 3 year olds I know. And all airplanes go to China. All of them. Her hair has gotten majorly thicker and longer. The only thing we've trimmed since she got home has been her bangs, just to keep them out of her eyes.
She's our pretty girl.
Reese is now 3 years and 2 months old. She's had 2 glaucoma checks and 1 laser treatment since she's been home. She can somewhat sing "Jingle Bells" (some words are missing, but she has the gist of it and the tune), and most of Hannah Montana's "Nobody's Perfect", but she'll only sing it with the CD. She loves Dora and JoJo's Circus, along with Scooby Doo and Hannah Montana. She can identify all her letters, with only little mistakes here and there, and knows a lot of the sounds that accompany them. She can identify her shapes and colors. She loves music. She loves to have her Daddy read "I Love You Like Crazy Cakes" to her. She gets the concept of money and debit cards, but doesn't really get the difference in between some thing costing $20 as opposed to $50, we don't think. She likes to pretend to drive, and she seems to be fairly maternal. She loves playing with her baby dolls. She loves kitties. She's totally a Daddy's girl, loves her some Daddy. She speaks English as well, if not better, than most 3 year olds I know. And all airplanes go to China. All of them. Her hair has gotten majorly thicker and longer. The only thing we've trimmed since she got home has been her bangs, just to keep them out of her eyes.
She's our pretty girl.
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