My 100th POST!

And what a better way to celebrate my 100th post than by posting too many pics of Cannon :) Imagine how I felt bringing my son to his 15-month appointment with a black eye! Everyone was staring at me and asking how it happened. I felt like if I didn't describe the incident perfectly, child protective services would be waiting for me in the lobby!

Cannon's Dr. got a good look at him and smiled. He said "boys will be boys!" I felt relieved- lol. He said there is going to be many more where that came from. He obviously dosen't understand how protective I am. I am shocked that Cannon has been injured as much as he has, because I am literally on his tail everywhere he goes, and our house is EXTREMELY baby- scratch that- human proof.

Cannon weighed 26.4 lbs and was 33 inches tall. He is in the 75th-80th percentile for almost everything! He said that he is extremely strong and super smart for his age. Cannon is always in show-off mode there. He gave Dr. Arnold a "high-five" and did all of his animal sounds for him (dog, monkey, kitty-cat, cow). He also took his pen from the Dr and said "wha-z-dis?" (translation-what is this?) It was a good little appointment. He told me that Cannon is ALREADY in his terrible 2's. He said that boys and "busy/active" babies tend to hit it a lot earlier than most babies (and they tend to stay in it for a lot longer! ahhh). 3 of Cannon's molars have broken through in the past month, but they are far from being all of the way down- so his gums are super swollen and painful.

Here are some more pics of my little bruiser. Sorry for all of the highchair pics, but when you have a kid as busy as mine, its the only time that you can catch him still and smiling.

(I stole this first pic from TC's blog! Its actually a rare pic of me AND Cannon together)(yes he is asleep! i walked in and thought it was too funny)