*Dylan finally got his top right front tooth, #6.
*He loves knocking on doors. He also loves pushing his toy vacuum at home and his jogging stroller at the park.
*His favorite number is 9. I sing a counting song to 10. If I stop after 8, he will say "9."
*He will lift his shirt and say "belly." He can also say "hair," but sometimes points to my eyes instead.
*As soon as he sees a phone he will say "a pho".
*When he burps he says "buhp," but also says it after he toots.
*G-ma was peeling potatoes and taught Dylan to say "puh-tato." She also got him to say "I you you" or "I you" for I love you. Now he will say "I you, Mama." Melts my heart.
*He says "yummy" especially while eating grapes or scrambled cheesy eggs. He also loves "ta-toos" (crackers) and I will give them to him occasionally, mostly at church or when we are traveling, but only if he says "a peda" (please).
*He can say "a chee" (cheese) and "a food." Banana is either "nana," "bana," or "manana."
*When we say it's time for prayer, he will say "payer" and sometimes repeat the last word in a sentence.
*One time we were walking to the bathroom with both of his toothbrushes (one for me and one for him to use) and he said "ABC," the song I sing while brushing.
*Autrey was calling my name to get my attention a few weeks ago and Dylan picked up on it. He will still sometimes call me "Shi-o," probably because he got such a good reaction from Autrey.
*He will say "Bye-bye, Mama," "Let's go, Mama," and "Night-night, Mama" at appropriate times. He said "I sorry, Mama" out of nowhere the other day. He hadn't done anything wrong, and I have no idea where he picked that phrase up. I'm guessing he heard Maggie or Ashlyn say it, since Allyson told me he probably didn't get it from Tommy.
*The countdown to nursery continues. Soon there will be no more walking the halls or wrestling during Relief Society. Woo hoo!
*He is so excited to move into our new HOUSE in Fort Worth this summer (or maybe that's just me). He will have lots more room to run around and play!
This toy was in lieu of candy. Yes, Dylan played with EMPTY Easter eggs all weekend and was happy as a clam...and so was I.
Trying to get both boys (read: Dylan) to hold still and look is near impossible. They really were so adorable in their different matching outfits all weekend. Dylan sure loves "Nommy." 
Thanks, Mimi and Papa! Happy Easter, everyone! 
3 cute videos of him playing. You can hear him say "bubble," "woah," "help," and "all better":
