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Well, this age is even more wonderful and every day brings new delights and amusement and frustration in varying degrees. The twins are learning new skills at lightning speed and are super sharp. They have started pushing boundaries, challenging authority and laughing in the face of danger (me in cross mode) but sometimes are so damn cute doing it that I have to resist the impulse to laugh.
They are talking so well linking concepts and words together so perfectly sometimes, I wonder if I heard right. They are up to 7 or more word sentences and can clearly articulate a wide variety of emotions, needs and wants. The latter most effectively of course - usually with accompanying whining or crying.
Finn has taken to stripping off his nappy at bedtime, then falling asleep and wetting the bed, so when I go in to check, I have to re-dress him in his sleep. I have started taping his nappy down with duct tape - last night I did this for the first time and he looks at me and says "Finny not take nappy off" chuckle, "Finn has sticker, not Becky" chuckle chuckle...damn cute!
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Becky is quite officious with pointed finger telling Finn what to do and also says really long sentences like "Finny no, you naughty, take this there" and so on. She is so good at telling me if something is worrying her like "Mummy head sore" or "Mummy sore put coconut oil on all better". They are starting to grasp the understanding that they are seperate people but still say things like "mummy help you me". They are learning their colours now and can count to 5 and sometimes to 10. They are both obsessed with playing in the garden, watering plants, eating catfood, drawing and wanting whatever the other one has.
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They are quick to hit each other but say sorry almost while doing it so we haven't started time outs as yet. They do play quite well together but also have many quarrels and often fight over the same toy - still learning the sharing thing.
Finn doesn't wake up anymore at night at all which is amazing and they are napping for about 2 hours during the day and then go to bed at 7pm until about 5h30/6am. They have started chatting, shouting, playing and singing after we close their door at night but eventually fall asleep at about 8pm and so while they used to sleep for a full 12 hours, this has reduced to 10 hours now - I wonder if we should shorten their daynap or if this is just summer / light / normal.
All in all...loving every moment!!!
Cammy, each time I see pics of these gorgeous little people I am just blown away how utterly BEAUTIFUL they are! Really. They are such a gorgeous pair.
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DeleteThese children have the MOST amazing eyes! Just absolutely gorgeous they are! Enjoy every moment - even the challenging ones!
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Aaah thank hun xxx
DeleteCam, your kids are stunning, and sounds like they are just blowing your mind with their fast development. As for the sleep question, we are also down to about 10 at night now with 2-3 in the afternoon and for now I am fine with it as they seem happy and we get extra time with them in the evenings after work. Go with what works for you.
ReplyDeleteTx hun - am loving more time with them so think I will push bedtime out ;) xx
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