The Canfields: 9 months old!

The girls are now 9 months old. They are getting more and more spunky every day. Caylee is cracking me up with her constant babbling. She is making more and more noise everyday. She is interested in everything around her. She loves to touch whatever is close to her, usually Chloe (this ticks Chloe off). She is starting to get a little nervous about going to other people with the exception of Grandma Cathy and Candace, but she will smile and talk to anyone if she is in familiar arms. On Oct. 10 she finally cut her first tooth! Caylee is loving solid food more and more. She is sitting up, wiggiling herself around the room and loves her toys. She still won't roll off her back but gets onto her side and is so close to doing it!

Chloe babbles here and there but not as much. She is quick to give anyone a smile and show off that dimple. She has some serious endurance. There have been a couple times I have tried to get her to cry herself back to sleep and it does not work with her! She cries harder and does not let up! She is not totally convinced about the solid food thing, but is getting better at it. She is rolling everywhere and likes her toys also. Her new thing is rubbing her face on things: my shirt, her stuffed animals, blankets, etc. I'm not sure why she does that.

(Can you guess who is who?!?!)

They both have their first cold/flu of the season. Not fun for mom! They were not sleeping well for a couple nights but seem to be on the mend now and back to their old schedules of just waking up once and eating and going back to bed. Their pediatrician is trying to get them approved for at least a couple shots of synergis, hopefully that will help us make it through the winter with less sickness.

The big kids are so cute with the babies. I love to listen to Conner talk to them! It cracks me up. He will scold them or one of them if they are bugging eachother. He will say in his best high pitched voice, "You are so cute, yes, you are so cute!" while he is right up in there face and squeezing their cheeks.