Hi everybody! Mommy said I could blog about what it's like to go from being Baby Evie to Toddler Evie. It's awesome. I can now tell everyone when I am so happy to see them by clapping my hands over and over again, or I can tell them that I don't feel like talking by whirling around quickly and putting my face in Mommy's neck. I can also reach things on the table when people aren't looking. Recently, I've been working on a few things that I'd like to share with you. I am working on picking things up and putting them down. I'm awesome at picking up big objects, but don't like to let go of them when I'm supposed to. I let go of things in the car so that they fall out when the door opens, or out of my high chair so that Mommy has to pick it up. Working on taking caps out of the container and putting them in. That tube that you see in the picture above is actually an oximeter cable, which is to measure my oxygen saturatio...
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