


3-year-old Will loves:
peanut butter and jelly and milk, sweets, trains and cars, jumping, climbing and running, getting tossed around by daddy or anyone else who will do it, reading books, making up words.
3-year-old Will is:
very loving, extremely polite, has large mood swings (probably steroid related), a pretty picky eater, very outgoing, the least shy in social situations, very patient and cooperative when it comes to going to the doctor and taking medicine, 33lbs (50th percentile) and 37" tall (50th percentile).
3-year-old Will can:
spell his name and his siblings' names, almost write a W, recognize all the letters and numbers up to 10, can count to 15, remember a fact he's heard only once.
3-year-old Will's quirks:
makes up words when he doesn't know how to answer a question (ex. Mommy: Will, why did you throw all the pillows off the couch? Will: Stoinky!), asks every night at bedtime "Mommy where are we going?" meaning, "what are we doing tomorrow?", doesn't like to sleep with socks on, won't try a food he's never seen before, constantly jumps (he must have a lot of nervous energy, that comes from the Niebuhrs.)
makes up words when he doesn't know how to answer a question (ex. Mommy: Will, why did you throw all the pillows off the couch? Will: Stoinky!), asks every night at bedtime "Mommy where are we going?" meaning, "what are we doing tomorrow?", doesn't like to sleep with socks on, won't try a food he's never seen before, constantly jumps (he must have a lot of nervous energy, that comes from the Niebuhrs.)

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