Oh my Lleyton!

Lleyton is such a stinker, but so much fun. He is finally not sick or being weaned. Now that we are past that stage we are in terrible two's stage early. Seriously though, he throws tantrums and wants to do everything himself. When he eats both he and Mommy have a spoon to both feed him. By the time he actually is two he will be a pro. He also loves tools and things that goes bang. He bites, hits, and scratches.
Today I was trying to fold and put laundry away so I had piles on the floor. Lleyton came to destroy so I put my foot down on top so he bit my toes. Lletyon loves to dance to anything with a good beat. He is also our little houdini who can get out of anything. I can buckle him in and somehow he manages to get out. He has learned where mommy's nose is. If you ask "where's Lleyton's nose" he will point to mine. He has also discovered the birthmark on his tummy. I swear he is going to have a complex. Josh always asks him "whats on your tummy?" He looks down and tries to wipe it off. He loves to give kisses and hugs to us but gets upset if Josh and I hug each other. I guess all affection is only supposed to be towards him or else he feels left out. Oh well, we sure love our little man. I thought my dish detergent was safe in the plastic, I was wrong. It turns out my son thoroughly enjoys the taste of soap. I found several half eaten. When my house is quiet it is never a good thing unless he is asleep.
A very messy boy. He usually isn't very messy. The madder he gets the messier. Can you tell how happy he is by his face.

He loves to point and he especially loves the camera. Most of his communication is done by pointing and grunts. He doesn't want to talk, probably because he gets his way without saying anything.

How cute is he. He pulled off the lid and kept trying to get inside.
Like father, like son. Everyone always thinks Josh is a stoner because of his eyes. This picture gives me cause for concern.
Lleyton found the toilet paper, as I'm sure every child does. Toilets and other dirty things are so much fun! I think children are much like dogs at this age. They get into the toilets. They hang on your legs. They beg. They chew on everything. They eat whatever is on the floor. They perk up at every sound. They pee and poop on everything ... which reminds me Lleyton pooped in the tub two nights in a row ... now that's a fun one, let me tell ya.