Tyli is such a character, bring lots of laughter and not so pleasant sounds into our home. She comes up with the funniest things sometimes and can clear a room with her screaming others. Now at 14 months old, she is amazing us every day. Tyli has learned lots lately, except she is still missing courage to walk. She can do it, we've seen her when she doesn't know we're watching and she'll walk while holding onto one of our fingers, she's just a chicken to do it consistantly on her own. Tyli has discovered singing and loves the songs "Popcorn Popping on the Apricot Tree," and "Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes" to which she does the actions to quite well. She lets us know she is happy by singing in whatever language it is that she speaks- we call it ewok. Her other new trick is prettending to be a duck. She knows all the animal sounds and will tell you what all of them say when asked, but her favorite is the duck. She puts her hands on her chest and flaps them like wings and quacks at us, making all of us crack up at her! Tyli is starting to say more and more words, but not a ton like my neice, Brooklynn,
who must be a genious! (Brooks can say anything when prompted!) Tyli likes to yell "stop!" to her brothers and says a few other things, but my favorite is that she is signing and saying a lot of words like more, please, milk, drink, food, stinky, and one that she made up for binky. (That sounds like "bo-ty") Tyli loves to be outside and cries whenever we come in. She loves climbing the big slides at the park and playing (laying) in the sand. She is facinated with birds and airplanes and loves looking for dogs whenever she hears them bark. (we have annoying dogs that bark all the time living behind us!) Although her hair is getting longer, she won't leave anything in it for long, and usually eats whatever it was that was in it. (she especially likes the little elastics!) Like both my boys, Tyli is very cuddly, and when tired, will give the best loves a daughter can give. Although sometimes I wish she had a much quieter voice, we love her and are happy she is a part of our family.
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