And there's no denying that fall is here! The leaves are changing and the weather is getting much colder. Today and yesterday were pretty warm but last week was freezing!! It's getting harder and harder to get outside but we've still gone on a couple walks this week.
And the boys are chugging right along, trying new foods and pulling up on everything! This week we tried chicken and they are LOVING it! Jack smacks his lips the whole time he's eating it, it's way cute! And last weekend, nearly 2 months after they first started rocking on their knees, they suddenly started legitimately crawling- like on their knees, putting one leg in front of the other and moving their arms. They seem to have realized that this is faster and easier than pulling themselves across the floor on their bellies. Cullen's new favorite destination is the bathroom and the cat's litter box. I try to keep the bathroom door closed during the day and we have a baby gate partially in front of the litter box, but I am constantly having to pull him away from it. I have racked my brain and can't think of a good way to keep the boys away from the litter box that still allows the cats to get in and out since they're relatively all the same size. Any suggestions?
Oh and Jack sometimes waves and claps and just today started participating in peek-a-boo! It was so fun, he would put a burp cloth over his head and pull it back down looking at me and waiting for me to shout peek-a-boo. Then he'd giggle and do it all over again, I loved it! I would love to get this on video but they seem to have a habit of freezing whenever they see a camera, I have to be sneaky about it ;-)
Anyways, here are some pictures:
This is the first time Jack stood up in his crib, as you can see, he's pretty pleased with himself. (Needless to say, we moved the mattress down immediately.)
Cullen had a pretty tough time getting to sleep one day, I pretty much had to let him cry it out. Then I sneaked back in to make sure he was actually asleep and I found him like this.



2 comments:
Thanks, Kim
We love to see these "day in the life of" pictures. Both boys look so happy and excited about their new found skills... life is so good for the OMalley twins!
We don't actually have a cat so I don't know how hard it would be to train them to use it, but I've heard of lots of people who put their litter box in a cabinet and then cut a hole in the back or side of the cabinet big enough for the cat to get in and use it. With the boys you'd probably also have to then put a safety lock on the front of the cabinet so they couldn't just open the door. But as long as the hole in the cabinet was just small enough, they'd probably have more difficulty getting to it, especially if the cabinet space was big enough to put the litter box on the opposite side from the hole.
Maybe you could find something inexpensive on Craigslist??
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