I definitely use to do better of documenting John Brantley’s
monthly milestones on the correct day, but it just didn't get done on
time. He turned 17 months on the 13th
of this month. Our life is action packed
to say the least, but we wouldn't have it any other way.
Some things I want to remember about John Brantley at 17
months:
Weight: around 20-21 lbs.
Clothes: 12-18 months
Shoes: size 4-5
Diapers: Size 3
Naps: He still takes two naps a day!!!!!
Bedtime: is around 7:00-7:30
John Brantley doesn't talk.
He says very few words: Momma, Da-da, Bye Bye, Deta. He understands about 95% of what we say to
him. Even though he can’t talk, he communicates his needs and wants very quickly and easily with all his squealing. He gets that from me!!!Clothes: 12-18 months
Shoes: size 4-5
Diapers: Size 3
Naps: He still takes two naps a day!!!!!
Bedtime: is around 7:00-7:30
John Brantley is a BAD eater. He won’t eat fruit or many vegetables, but he
loves meat. His absolute favorite would
be sweets and other not so healthy junk food.
He is a strong willed child.
He can throw a fit at the drop of a hat and make you think he is being
beaten. Spankings don’t always work with
him. Sometimes tough love works the
best.
He loves his brother and tries to do whatever Ford
does. John Brantley doesn't have a lot
of toys that are “his own” so he upsets Ford when he messes with his
stuff. John Brantley is wild and rough
and Ford is much more careful with his things.
He acts goofy….
He loves bath time, tractors, outside, balls, animals, trains,
candy, chips, pretending to drive my car, riding 4-wheelers, dancing to music,
playing with toys, the sandbox, hiding under his bed, Capri Suns, milk, sweets,
and anything that looks new and exciting.
When John Brantley gets really excited he will squeal, start
dancing around kind of in a spin motion on his toes, he will run and swing his right
arm while doing so, or make an excited sound and do his tongue in and out (this
usually involves food).
He doesn't like for me to leave him. I think we are going through the separation
anxiety stage. I don’t like to see him
upset, but it’s good for us to have time apart.
John Brantley is fearless.
He isn't scared of anything. He
has a high tolerance for pain too.
He is never called by the right name. His name is John Brantley Lamar. However, he is often referred to as: John,
John Branson, John Bradley, James Brantley, John Michael, Brantley, etc. Since Trey thinks his long hair is MARVELOUS,
he is called a girl about 90% of the time.
If someone takes off their shoes he will pick them up and
bring them to you. He hates sitting
still to have his fingernails cut or his hair dried.
And not to forget our Fordman….
He had cowboy day at school.
I believe the hat and bandana were gone before he got out of the carpool
line! The child loves school and tells
me important things that happened each day.
For example: what helper he got to be (line leader, snack helper, flag
holder, helping with the calendar, or telling about the weather). I also hear who did the bad stuff in his
class, that he got 5 squirts of soap in the bathroom, if anyone cried etc.
He is SUCH a sensitive child. The other day I started singing Rudolph the
Red-Nosed Reindeer and he CRIED!!! He
was upset the other reindeer were mean to Rudolph. He requested to never hear that one
again. Mother fail!!!!! He was riding in the car with a friend last
week and they watched a Mickey Mouse episode.
Pluto ran away from Mickey Mouse on the show. When he got home he started telling me all
about the show. Then he BROKE DOWN!!! He said, “All Mickey wanted for Christmas was
for Pluto to come back home!!!!”
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