6 MONTHS: Better late then never.

This little girl melts my heart the older she gets. 

I love her hilarious personality she's getting. 

She's such an entertainer. 

I've never met a 6 month old that is so hyperactive. 

Then again, I didn't know Trevor when he was her age. 

I'm pretty sure she gets it from him. 

I'm doomed...

She definitely keeps us on our toes. 

She is VERY BUSY!!! 

 This past month she has caught onto so many new things. 

She loves holding on to our fingers and walking.

She's so close to crawling. She will be sitting on the ground playing with toys and flip over onto her hands and knees, but after that she isn't real sure what to. 

She learned to wave. It is seriously the cutest thing ever. 

When Trevor leaves for work she'll wave to him as he walks out the door. 

She is getting so good with her balance. She stands up along the couch and everything else she can reach. She use to love her jumper, but now she wont sit in it and play she wants to be on the outside standing and playing with the toys. 

It's about time she's potty trained right? Ha, if only. 

She absolutely hates cats and dogs, just like her parents. My sister was in town this past week and brought her dog. Mind you it was a little taco bell dog not like it was a great dane or anything and Breck freaked every time she saw it. We also went over to our friend Brandon and Caitlin's house the other night and Breck was all smiles until she made eye contact with the cat. She was on edge the rest of the night... 

SHE NO LONGER HAS BOTTLES!!!!! WHOOP WHOOP. 

Once I Introduced her to a sippy cup she took right to it and refused to  have a bottle. I love it!! The bottles were really hard for her to hold herself, but with a sippy the handles were much easier  cause of course she wouldn't let anyone else hold it for her. She is a very independent little girl. 

She's not much of an eater. All the chunky rolls are deceiving. 

She does like to eat the pouches of food, but she doesn't dig the spoon. 

We try to give her all kinds of crap, but she doesn't really care for it. Who has time to eat when there are things that need to be destroyed, right? 

She weighs 16lbs. 

Still wears all her 0-3 months clothes. 

This is a 6 months shirt I put on her a few weeks ago... 

This my friends is what we call a MASSIVE BLOWOUT! 

When it comes out the top of the sleeve and down to her elbow. I'm not even mad, that's pure talent right there. 

She has already learned to take advantage of me. 

While we were browsing walmart one day she started to get fussy so, I picked up this doll to entertain her till I finished shopping. Once we got to the checkout counter I went to put it back and we enter melt down central. Needless to say the doll ended up coming home with us. She wouldn't even let me take it to put it in the trunk. She held it in the box all the way home. 

Trev thought I was crazy when we walked in the door and Breck was asleep in her carseat with a death grip on this doll in the box. 

It's pretty cute though. 

She feeds it a bottle and then she'll put the bottle in her mouth like she's drinking it. 

She was waiting patiently for daddy to wake up one morning.

These past 6 months have honestly been the greatest but also the hardest yet. I always judged stay at home moms thinking "What on earth do you do with yourself all day?" Well, now I know. I work harder now then I did working full time in a salon where I stood on my feet for 8+ hours straight. At least it was only 8 hours and then had a break. Being a mom there is no break. We do dishes and laundry for what seem like for a small army. We spend hours cleaning only to have a little person right behind destroying it. It's one of the hardest jobs, but I wouldn't trade it for anything.