David at Fifteen Months

David was 15 months old Saturday... and he started his week by visiting Dr. Deitchman! I noticed him "pulling" a little when breathing last night and his teacher at school today confirmed my suspicion that we needed to have him checked. Turns out he has a touch of RSV again! He had this last holiday season when he was just 4 months old. Of course, we now own a breathing machine so it isn't that big of a deal. However, the signicant difference is how the albuterol makes David behave... after his treatment tonight he was running everywhere like a mad man and laughing. It was really funny to see him so wild. Since he is a little under the weather we have decided to do a "hopeful" well check up in 2 weeks and then David will get his shots. Here are a few fun facts about the little man right now:

Favorite games: peek-a-boo, running after you or you chasing him (he screams and laughs), and playing catch (he can actually catch a ball), the "good-bye game" (too hard to explain)

Favorite songs: Anything... he loves to sit in front of the computer and listen to iTunes. He has a few favorites and the artist of those songs include The Beatles, Coldplay, Jack Johnson, and Third Day. I guess we should really download a few kids songs, ha!

Favorite foods: spinach nuggets, cheese, ice cream, yogurt, and mashed potatoes

Words David Can Say: Anything you can say! We have a parrot for a son... he has actually said words as hard as yellow, cheese, water, the list could go on. He is very verbal and talks all the time, unless you want him too :)!

What His Teachers Have To Say: "David is very social, but also likes to play alone", "He is really reseptive to God's Word" (his teacher Mrs. Sandy pray's scripture to the children during the day and David always seems to really listen to her when she does...), "He is very happy, eats 3 times as much as the other children, and is easy going", "He sometimes fights sleep during naptime".

David loves to play with the football and always gives us the sign for "touchdown"... well, as long as mom doesn't have the camera in front of him trying to catch him doing it. He can say "Go Cocks" too!

And to sum up my "subsitute for his baby book report", he will not, will not, WILL NOT look at the camera, EVER!!!