Happy Thirty-Three Months!

Oops, I am well over a week late with this update, and I completely forgot to do it last month at all. A lot has happened in the past two months, such as Thanksgiving, Christmas and Connor's birthday party. The best place to keep up with all these things is on our family blog. I have also started a 365 project for Peter, which so far I've managed to keep up to date. I'm planning on starting to post a few more updates here as well, but we'll see how I keep up with that.

From BabyCenter.com

At thirty-three and thirty-four months, most children can:
Names one color - He can name many color, and has been doing this for a while now
Names one friend - He names many friends, and has been doing this for a while as well
Carries on a simple conversation - He can do this too, he has gotten much more talkative

At thirty-three and thirty-four months, half the children can:
Alternates feet going up and down stairs - He does this when he is holding someone's hand, but not when he's holding the banister by himself
Uses prepositions (e.g., on, in, over) - Check
Speaks clearly most of the time (75 percent can be understood) - Hard to say since he seems to be using a lot of made up words, but a lot of what he says does make sense.
Stacks eight blocks - I haven't actually counted, but he does make high towers

At thirty-three and thirty-four months, a few children can:
Is toilet trained during the day - No, but we are going to try again next weekend. It would be nice if he was toilet trained before the baby was born.
Wiggles thumb - He says that he can't and refuses to try.
Expresses a wide range of emotions - Oh yes
Draws a stick figure - I haven't seen him do this, and he still kind of is drawing in scribbles