Our little pumpkins

We spent a day at a local farm feeding the animals and picking out our pumpkins. Ian basically performed feats of strength while Anna bonded with the animals. 

He was seriously able to dead-lift this pumpkin:

Ian's 15 mo check up

29.75 lbs (99%)

33 in (99%)

4 shots and he cried nonstop until we pulled into the driveway. He didn't even eat his lollipop!

We officially have a climber

He is very proud of himself :)

Ian is 15 months old

My copilot while we were waiting for emissions testing. 

Tasting lemon seltzer for the first time. 

 

Dinner time. Enough said. This picture could be reproduced daily. We love this wild man. 

Ian starts day care

Ian started daycare last week.  He goes to school two days a week from 9-12.  He is known as "the only baby who doesn't cry."  Not sure is that is a good reflection of our child or bad reflection of the day care!  As typical of our neighborhood, Ian's day care is full of overachieving families. I have been asked to be on at least TWO committees. What is this place?  All comments aside, this is an adorable school with kind teachers, and Ian is thrilled to be around kids. 

Uncle Raul

Around the house

Officially a climber. I found him pooping on top of the play room table two weeks ago (while wearing a diaper). 

Poor kid. His sister has never really ridden a tricycle, so he's still trying to figure out what to do with this thing. 

Day of haircut

He was happy, he celebrated with (root)beer, and then passed out. He looks so grown up now!  He's the size of a three year old, so he might as well look like one!

First hair cut

Here are the before and after photos. The stylist was super fast, which was great bc I was surprised that Ian was able to hold still at all.