Naomi is 2!!  

We had so much fun celebrating Naomi's birthday in MN this year and we were thankful to get her last free flight in (even though she was a day over 2 on the way home).  Joe is the photographer in the family, but he is too busy, so I did my best to get some pictures of my little lady.  She wouldn't give me a normal smile but smiles or not, she's still pretty cute!

Naomi's 2 year stats:

Weight: 25lbs 14.9oz (40%)

Height: 34 3/4in (50%)

Clothing: 3T

Diapers: Size 4

Naomi is so sweet and loves to be cuddled and held.  She would sit on my hip all day if I let her.  She especially needs me when I'm making dinner every night. 

She loves to play outside and has bruises on her knees to prove it.  She is also a dancing queen and is never sitting still if music is on.

Besides dancing, Naomi loves reading books and playing with babies.  Several times throughout the day, you'll find her sitting by the bookshelf reading book after book.  If she's not reading, she's probably taking care of her dolls and putting them to bed.

Naomi is a super picky eater and only likes a handful of fruits and vegetables.  Luckily, she loves smoothies and homemade juice so I can sneak vegetables in that way.

She is doing great developmentally and loves trying to keep up with her sister.

And, she hardly cried when she got a shot at the doctor.  I love her so much and can't wait to see how she does as a big sister.

are best friends.

One of the reasons that daycare was hard on our family was because the girls were in separate classrooms. They actually didn't get to see each other all day, which broke my heart.  Now that I'm home again, it seems as though their relationship has grown even more.  These two do everything together and they seem to love it.

They go to gymnastics,

 

clean their bathroom,

laugh,

 

go to story time,

 

play outside,

swing,

wave goodbye to daddy,

go shopping,

and share friends.

In the next few months, Mia and Naomi will also share a room.  Eek!  I'm so nervous to make the move because who knows what kind of craziness they'll get into.  I'm trying to remind myself that even if it's a hard transition, they'll probably love being together and make even more memories sharing a room.  I'd love any room sharing tips!  Please!