Guess who's two?

I can't believe my baby boy turned 2! Well..back in May. Mike and I have been trying to transition from saying "baby boy" to "big boy" because he is a BIG boy! At his 2nd year doctor visit he was 38" long (95+%) and 33 lbs 7 oz. (95%). The doctor said he thinks Stock will be about 6'4". I know what you're thinking "No surprise!" But it is for us because ever since he's been born we've been told he has Mike's genes which would place him much shorter. I'm excited! I get to raise S, so he will date tall girls!

Stockton is a character in a half! Some days I can't believe what a teaser I have. Sadly, he's recently gone into to the "I'm not going to listen/follow parent directions." We are working on that though. We've been doing a lot with friends. It's fun to see him interact with others, even though I think sometimes he's the bad example. Oops! I never realized how adventurous he is! He'll do just about anything...as long as it's his idea. He is super vocal/singy! He's a belter, just like his mom. He also likes all the singing attention to himself, so he'll tell people to "Stop that singing!" so he can go solo. He loves going to nursery at church. Sacrament meeting is rough but we make it through. Recently, everything is about his daddy. Daddy has to give him a bath, Daddy has to read him stories, Daddy has to sing that particular song, & Daddy has to "nuggle" him. It gives me a lot of time, but what am I? Chopped liver? He loves to work in the garden with Mike and mow the lawn, and especially water the grass/plants. He still doesn't like to eat carbs/meat, but any fruit/veggie he's all about. Life is never boring with him around. We're lucky to have him about (that's what I've got to remember when he gets grumpy & nasty, right?)

We celebrated the big T-W-O by going on Thomas the Train at Heber Valley Railroad and having cake/ice cream/presents with the fam. Good times!