Future dentist, doughnut holes are good and other silliness

Hendrix is 14 months old now! We had a busy day yesterday so I didn't get a chance to weigh him but at his allergist appointment yesterday they measured him and said he was 29.5 inches which doesn't seem right so I don't know. The allergist had good things to say. He told me that it looks like everything I've been doing with his egg and dairy allergy seem to be great. He said if Hendrix gets small amounts of dairy and doesn't have a reaction, to keep giving it to him. Because of the severity of his egg reaction we're still to stay away from things like scrambled eggs. The other day I have Hendrix a piece of my rice cake that had a teeny bit of peanut butter on it and Hendrix broke out in hives so the allergist said to stay away from peanuts and shellfish until he is at least 3 years old so he can communicate with us if he's having a reaction. Thankfully the severity of his reactions still isn't bad enough that I have to read labels and be worried if any of his food has come in contact with peanuts or shellfish so that makes things easier!

He's getting to be so much fun, does new and silly things every day! One of his latest things is blowing on his food to make sure it's not too hot. It is so cute when he does it to his Cheerios!

He LOVES brushing his teeth! He'll sit there and let me brush them for him and then I give him a different toothbrush to play with and he'll continue to brush his teeth for the longest time after! Do we have a future dentist on our hands? You be the judge.

He woke up from his nap with some nasty death breath so I brushed his teeth and he was still waking up and a bit zoney in these pictures but they crack me up!

The other day I got some doughnut holes at the store and gave Hendrix half of one after lunch for dessert. I guess he really liked it because he'd take a bite and say "MMMMM!" it was so cute!

I was cleaning up Hendrix's stuffed animals and he got so excited and started burying himself in them so I helped him out and we had an E.T. moment!

He has figured out that the back of our massage chair has an opening so he sticks his little feet through it and stands on the base of the chair. It's so funny, he looks like the little no-legged boy.