Our sweet little boy had his 18-month checkup and as usual, he kicked its ass.
The doctor even gave us a compliment on how wonderful Logan is. I can't remember his exact words, but he seemed very impressed with us and our little gent.
One funny part was when he told us to not let Logan watch any television, because it can lead to delayed development of language. We were just like, uh, yeah, ok. This kid knows easily 75, possibly 100 words. He already busts out two- and three-word sentences. He can also follow multipart directions. I think his language development is just fine, thanks. Plus, TV is awesome, everyone knows that.
The doctor usually gives Logan tongue depressors to distract him when he examines him. It never works. He asked Logan if he wanted one, and Logan said "yeah." Logan kept the stick in his hand for maybe two seconds and then threw it on the ground, 'cause that's how he do. So the doctor asked him "if I give you another one, will you throw it, too?" Logan said, "no," and even shook his head. So the doctor gave him another one and he totally threw it immediately, which Steve and I were expecting. We were all very amused. He's a funny baby.
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You and Logan are totally on my fantasy playdate list. Maggie asks to watch tv at least once a day, and if I tell her we aren't doing that right now she gets the remote and turns it on herself. Tv is awesome, I agree. What does Logan like to watch?
This pics are soo cool. He just cracks me up.
Logan likes all the kid shows they watch at his Bubbe's house, which unfortunately includes crap like Barney. When he says "Barney" I just pretend I can't understand him or didn't hear him.
His top four right now are Sesame Street, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Thomas and Friends, and his super favorite, Yo Gabba Gabba, which is the only show that really captures his full attention, though not all the time. He yells "Yoooo!" at the end of the theme song along with DJ Lance Rock.
Logan can turn on the tv at home and at daycare. He also restarts DVRed content when it ends, by going up to the DirecTV box. So, yeah.
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