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Elijah loves...

In honor of valentines day, here is a list of the great loves in Elijah's life right now.

1. His bottle
He still takes 2 bottles a day. I've been keeping the bottle out of his bed as we transition to getting rid of the bottle all together.




2. Stacking things. This little boy loves to make towers. He'll use mega blocks, Legos, or wooden blocks. I'm usually pretty impressed at how high he can stack things.


3. The iPhone. Surprise surprise he likes the iPhones, doesn't every kid? Elijah's favorite thing to so is to flip through pictures of himself.



4. The pacifier. He loves it! Not sure when we are getting rid of this.



5. Eating...anything...buffet style. Elijah loves to eat, this is a fact. Many times he will eat his meal and then finish whatever Nathan doesn't eat. But Elijah's favorite way to eat is to sit and point at what he wants to try and have me serve him.




6. Cooking. Whenever I am cooking I have a constant companion. Elijah loves to stand on his little stool and "help" me make meals. He mostly is the head taste tester.



7. Playing piano. Whenever I can't find the little man he's either playing in the toilet or in the basement playing the piano. Sometimes I catch him singing along.

8. Fuzzy fuzzy fuzzy book. Thank you Sandra Boynton for making books little kids like and follow along with.

And that's what Elijah loved in January.


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