So...I am a little late writing about Connor's 18 month milestone so hopefully I can remember everything he he.

 I will have to pull out his exact stats later- since he is asleep in the room where we keep them :)

Ht: 30%
Wt: 50%
Head: 90%

 Connor is quite the little stud. He still takes two naps but is transitioning to one. He loves to play with his sister and misses her when she is not there. He went straight into nursery without looking back at mom or dad just like his sister. He LOVES music. Whenever he is sad or can't fall asleep- if you sing to him or put on music he will calm down. He has been like this from day 1.

Connor will try pretty much anything, but his favorites are probably yogurt, bread, soup (top ramen), juice, and "treats". He is a little stinker when it comes to drinking water. He drinks milk but really really loves his juice.

He loves watching "shows" especially Elmo and Wiggles. He is our little climber and will push the chairs to wherever his little heart desires. He is frequently found sitting on the kitchen table.
 Connor just starting talking quite a bit. He says things like:
- "Pease" (please) or if he is lazy he will sign it
-  thanks
- Momma, dadda, Kayee (Kaylee), and baby
- Juice
- Down
- Show
- Treat

and more but I cant think of all of them now. He will sometimes try to repeat what you say. He loves reading books still and has found new love of cars (especially pushing them on the kitchen floor). 
 He loves playing with Kaylee, but he is also found playing on his own in the playroom occasionally. He has been able to go up and down the stairs for awhile now and does it multiple times a day by himself. Since Kaylee goes potty he started saying "Potty Potty" and will run to the toilet. We put him on the toilet before every bath and as soon as his bottom touches the toilet he says with the biggest grin "All done!" It's pretty darn cute.
 He loves piggy back rides and will sometimes throw a fit when we don't offer one to go down the stairs. Oh and he is pretty good at throwing a fit when he wants to. Kicking his arms and legs and all.
 Connor gives the most amazing cuddles and loves to be rocked before he goes to bed. He will let you hold him forever. It. is. the. Best! We sure love you Connor!

 Kaylee was excited but concerned about her old bed and asked if she could sleep back in there. But after she slept in the bigger bed that night and realized how much more room she had- she changed her mind and loves her new bed. I love it too- so I can lay down next to her to read her books.

The kids wanted to get on top for a long time and we let them while we were in there but it will be awhile before that top bunk gets used. Honestly we only set up the whole thing and left Kaylee's old bed because we have no room to store it. So for now- it is crowded in there and ready for the many more kids we are planning to have ;)

 The above pictures are all of the toys the kids got from the Tenney Christmas Eve Family dinner, so adding that on top of what they got for Christmas Day- you can imagine how spoiled these kids got!

 When the kids woke up, they were all smiles ready to go downstairs to see what Santa brought. When they got downstairs and both saw all the presents- they both ran and each opened a present (surprisingly they each got their own present). After that daddy told them to go pick a spot to sit down and that he would hand them each a present. I was impressed how well Connor did with that since he is so young.

The kids all opened their Santa gifts and some of their gifts from mom and dad and then we called Grandma Tenney via skype and she watched the kids open her presents and we got to watch Grandma open her presents from us. 96



 Connor got a fun fun car set from Grandma Tenney, a dog that barks and walks (that makes him laugh everytime), clothes, and some Mikey books (which he LOVES..these kids and their books. They love love reading books).



 After clean up and having the kids each pick a few favorite toys to bring- we headed to Papa Bruce and Grandma Sherrie's where they added to the gifts the kids got with dry erasable crayons and some clothes!


 NEXT, we went to "Pumpkin" and Grandma Scott's house where we exchanged family gifts. Each of the kids spent $1 on each other and the adults had to MAKE the gifts to their name with the money limit of like $5 I think. I made a memory book for Johnathon on all the memories I have of us as kids and as we grew up along with pictures, my mom printed a sheet on things she loves about me and put it into a frame type thing that I can sit on a table, BJ made a nativity set out of wood with his dad (and they had so much fun doing it), and BJ got Jazz pajamas from Nate (no they were not made..but they were free I believe).

Aunt Angela made snow hats for everyone! Including kids. Everyone loved them and she did a great job! My sister is living in Wyoming these days and really struggling with money so I was impressed with her idea and efforts. She is due with her third child in March I believe....