Brad may have something to do with it - he teaches Jackson to put back his things after playing with them - even down to the last broken crayon has to go back in the crayon bucket before bed. I am not so into picking things up behind me - anyone who has lived/stayed with me for any leangth of time knows this by my trail I unintentionally seem to leave, along with the doors I seem to never be able to quiet close. But bless him Jackson continues to try to change this bad habit of mine - as Brad has now all but given up, and passed the candle to his son. Jackson closes all my doors for me - and draws and anything else - the dishwasher. He also likes to unpack the dishwasher - which I did teach him, and for which I now suffer through. It takes a LONG time for one little boy to hand me one fork, one spoon and one knife at a time.
New things Jackson is doing this week are saying "what happened?" and "MMOOOOVVVVIE"
Repeatedly. He now pretty much can say any word you ask him too, or at least try - centapede is a hard word to say after all.
He Jumps and jumps and jumps - like really jumps off the ground with both feet as high as he can. It sounds like a baby elephant tramping around the house.
He sits on the potty of his own accord - nothing ever happens, and half the time he is fully dressed. But he doesn't seem to have any adversian to it. I am not going into potty training territory just yet - but rather just putting it out there to get the idea in his head - cause I'm about done with poopy nappies already. I know i know he's only 20months - but he looks way older and his poo is huge.
Update: It is now about an hour or so after I just blogged - Jackson woke up and just did the biggest crap I've ever seen - I kid you not - when I went to flush the poo down the loo I wondered will it fit? The answer : NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Up until this point in my life I've never had to use the household item called a plunger - the GIANT LOO PLUNGER! I don't even have the words to describe my feelings right now. I will be smelling bleach for the next week.