seen, She's very careful, and she moves her little legs forward just the teeniest bit. Sometimes she makes a sound with her mouth open the whole way ('uhhhh, uhhhhh') and sometimes she just stares forward at us and smiles big. She claps with us when she's done :-) Also, the cutest thing ever. So she's been busy working on that :-)Jason's been preparing for the class he teaches at UMHB this weekend, and I made muffins this morning for our sweet neighbors - Milton mowed our front lawn for us yesterday! I figure he worked up an appetite :-) It's been too windy to go to the playground or go for a walk, so Madalyn was inside all day. I bet she'll be glad for the change of scenery when she's in the nursery at church tomorrow.
Madalyn's monkey continues to be an important part of her world. I think this will only increase as we try to convince her that milk can be drunk from a sippy cup instead of a bottle. We're trying to drop the afternoon bottle. I say 'we' lightly... Jason misunderstood what afternoon means so we backslid today. It seems Madalyn was more attached to her bottle than I had anticipated... this process is going to be painful. I'm relying on monkey, and maybe (gasp!) the pacifier to get us through this rough time, so critical for dental health. I expect that we'll be having traveling and other changes in the summer, so now is really the best time to do it. Mommyhood - not for the faint of heart :-)
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