He's kind of a big deal...

I'm going to stop focusing a ton on the helmet and more on our day to day life.  Honestly, besides our appointments all this in between stuff is kind of boring.  Our day to day life includes Kieran's helmet anyway, so it all works out.

June was such a huge month for Kieran.  Now that it's over, I should probably give you all a recap.

The beginning of June started Kieran on a life long journey.  He was Baptised.  Now, we're not an overly religious family and only (very) sporadically attend church, but we felt it important for him to grow up with a faith structure.  Plus, my grandmother made it publicly known that she would kill us if we didn't have it done.  Ye have felt no wrath like the wrath of an 80 year old Scottish, Catholic grandmother.

Soon after the Baptism he denounced his faith and kissed a boy.  His own cousin, no less.  Okay, I'm joking.  He didn't denounce his faith - our faith is accepting of all (don't tell my Scottish, Catholic grandmother).  But he did kiss his cousin. 

Kieran currently has a request in with Lance Bass to do a remake of Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl", only he has asked that "Girl" be replaced with "Boy".

He started eating all kinds of new food.  Although 3/4 of it landed on his shirt or in his high chair.  He's even eating table food.  Screw you purees!

He said "dada".  Still won't say "mama".  Who's more important here, kid?  Who carried you in their womb for 9 months?  Certainly not "dada".

He jumped in a puddle (after learning how to walk with a little help!).

He grew a mohawk.

He grew fangs.

 

And after all of that he told me he thought he was ready to drive.  I don't think so, kid.  You're good, but not that good.