Having reached the age of majority (in months, at least), Mommy and Daddy thought it was time to leave behind the baby-themed blog and graduate to one one suitable for big boys. This picture was taken on his eighteen month birthday in the playground Daddy and Aidan sometimes visit on their way home from school.

Aidan's "school" has a partner "Haircuts on Wheels" that goes every two months and cuts the kids hair for a fee, which is very convenient for us. Last time we couldn't tell if he got it because he looked exactly the same. Today it was haircut day and this time you can tell the difference for sure!

Continuing with the theme of Aidan eating, here we share a couple of videos of him enjoying his Arepas. Mommy enjoys watching him eating them with so much pleasure.

Aidan loves his oatmeal at breakfast. for the past few days he's eating it by himself with a spoon. Sometimes with the left hand, sometimes with the right.

We decided to take advantage of the beautiful weather this weekend by spending lots of time outside with Aidan. We went to a BBQ / pool party on Saturday. The water was too cold for swimming, but Aidan still had a good time exploring the back yard and interacting with people. Sunday we went to the park and had lunch on a patio on our way home. We bought Aidan some new clothes and a cool pair of sunglasses as well. That evening we had a BBQ play date with Russ and Claire on the rooftop. On Monday Aidan walked all the way to the grocery store, and we had another rooftop BBQ for dinner.

In the past weeks Aidan has gotten much better using the fork and he's eating less often with his hands. It also seems that he's more organized with the food and there is less mess to pick up after he's done.

Last weekend we went to the park at Ryerson University close to home and there were a lot of kinds coming out of a dance recital. Aidan was very curious and wanted to interact with them and imitate them and that's how he made his first attempt to climb a tree.

Grandma has way more interesting and accessible pots than we have at home!