Speaking of cheese, that is her favorite food. There is never enough cheese. She also loves crackers - parties are clearly her idea of heaven with cheese and crackers within reach as far as the eye can see.
Cass loves to color. She will sit in her highchair with crayons and paper creating masterpieces right along side her big sister. Then, she attempts to hang them on the fridge. Art is a big part of both of the girls days - something they must have inherited from Nate.
Cassidy is a very cuddly, loving child. As soon as she mastered walking, and kisses, she would spend a good 10 minutes each night going back and forth between Nate, Kendall, and I giving kisses. Who can resist a toddler walking up to you puckered up and saying "mwha!".
Her newest talent is around knock-knock jokes. In the past few months, Kendall has gotten really into jokes, and she tells them constantly, laughing like a crazy person. Cass got in on this act pretty quickly, and would answer with a mumbled form of "who's there" to each of Kendall's knock-knocks. And then, she would laugh uproariously at the punch line. She has been an excellent straight man in their comedy routine. In the last few days though, Cassidy has started telling the knock-knock jokes. I am still not sure what she is saying all the time, but Kendall thinks it is hilarious.
Let's do a little monthly catch up since when we last blogged.
December 2012 - Cassidy is 4 months (here is Kendall at 4 months)
February 2013 - Cassidy is 6 months! At this point, she is 19 & 1/2 lbs (90%) and 26 and 1/2 inches (75%). Here is Kendall at the same age.
By this point, Cassidy is sitting up on her own, and has found the magic that is a container of wipes. Wipes, so many possibilities. She is also starting to crawl, which although awesome for her, means that all the rest of us needed to remember that little people like to chew on our stuff.
Lastly, reaching 6 months meant that Cassidy was ready to start swim lessons. Although I was not thrilled to be back in the pool every Saturday, Cassidy loved the water and enjoyed it right off the bat. Swimming is continuing to go well for both of the girls - and I am getting used to being in the water again every Saturday morning.
March 2013 - Cassidy is 7 months. Here is Kendall at 7 months.
Cassidy continued to make strides with her sitting and crawling in March. We also celebrated her first Easter as a family with both an egg hunt at home, as well as the annual Greaney Family egg hunt, this year at Aunt Sarah and Uncle Paul's. Cassidy mostly enjoyed chewing on the plastic eggs - which was the norm as we teethed our way through this first year.
April 2013 - Cassidy is 8 months. Here is Kendall at 8 months.
Since we love Milwaukee, we all felt it was high time to share the city with 8 month old Cass. We headed up with the girls for a weekend of fun in Brew city, staying in a hotel, hitting the zoo, checking out the 3rd ward, and the lakefront. Oh, and of course, no first trip to Milwaukee is complete without visiting the Fonz. Cassidy enjoyed this all from the comfort of her stroller - really, that is the best way to roll.
May 2013 - Cassidy is 9 months. Here is Kendall at 9 months.
May was the first time that Nate and I left Cassidy for a long period of time. We got away to attend the beautiful wedding of some friends in California. Not only were we away for the weekend, the girls were also away from each other - Kendall stayed with Grandma & Grandpa Greaney, and Cassidy stayed with Grandma & Grandpa Gorman. This was probably harder on Mom & Dad than the girls - they both had a fabulous time without us.
May also marked a pretty big milestone for Cassidy as she got more stable on her feet and standing up. She wasn't quite walking, but she was standing on her own, and starting to take those first few steps while holding on.
June 2013 - Cassidy is 10 months. At 10 months, Cass is 22.5 lbs (90%) and 29.5 in (85%). Here is Kendall at 10 months.
10 months marked a huge milestone for Cassidy, she started walking. Then running. Then climbing the walls. And she has not stopped since. She is an unstoppable force full of energy and curiosity - and getting into everything.
We were also able to get out of the house and enjoy the good weather - Mom's Friday's off were finally paying off!









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