My adorable niece, Scarlett. I love this kid.
Daddy disapproves of the pink car
Visiting the animals (and the farmers' market) at Muscoot
Cows
A visit from Nonna and Uncle Andrew
No diaper
Peek-a-boo!
Bowl hat
Big smiles
Mimi and Papa crashed Nonna and Uncle Andrew's visit to celebrate Mimi's birthday with us and to Christen the BBQ. Terrible picture of everyone - no wonder Tim wanted to take it! Happy Birthday, Mimi!
Cy's not so sure. 
The boys in their Tufts sweatshirts (Tim and Adam both went to Tufts University)
"Yeah Dylan, the ladies will be over in a few minutes with the keg."
Daddy & Dylan
While Cy napped and the grown-ups ate lunch, Dylan hung out with his other best friend. I promise the bottle was empty!
When Cy woke up, he showed Dylan where they hide the really fun toys.
"Please, sir, can I have some more?"
A four-legged furry friend that doesn't run away when Dylan appears!
Hugs for Quincy the dog
First encounter with a sparkler 
Even since this video was taken Dylan has improved to the point where he's walking all over the house by himself, and even getting himself to stand without the use of furniture (or mommy's leg).
Other recent achievements include his first real word! For awhile now, he's been making a "meow" sound, used to identify just about anything with four legs and fur. But a few weeks ago, he said the word wheel (pronounced "wheeeeeeeee"), both appropriately and repeatedly, while playing with the wheels of a play car. Since then, we've decided that Dylan is multilingual. Often, for the word "yes", he likes to say "oui" (French), "si" (Spanish), "da" (a close approximation of German), and "ish" (a possible attempt at the English version?).
Dylan loves to gives hugs to the things he likes a lot. This includes mommy, daddy, any (stuffed or real) fuzzy animal, trucks, you get the picture. When he makes his toy cars and trucks roll around the ground, he makes a "vrroooooom" sound. He knows that when we go outside, he needs to wear a hat, and tells us this by pointing to his head. He can point to his hair and his toes. Less consistently, he can point to mommy's eyes and nose. He is still a big fan of peek-a-boo, which almost always elicits huge Dylan belly laughs. Which, of course, are the very best things in our world!
The next day, we headed to the zoo with Nonna, Uncle Ben, Aunt Em, and Sophia. The little penguins were my favorite part;)
Dylan liked the lions!
Then back to Nonna's for punk rock baby bathtime.
The next day, before heading home, we made a stop at Tim's great aunt Ginny and great uncle Bob's house with Uncle Ben, Aunt Em, and Sophia. Aunt Ginny had met Dylan when he was 7 weeks old but hadn't seen him since. She and Bob really seemed to enjoy watching Dylan and Sophia interact. It was so nice to see three generations of Youngs together. 
Playing house
Scarlett and Dylan sharing a secret
Dylan loved Gracie's rocking horse...
...as is evident in this pic.
In typical fashion, we took zero pics of Dylan with his daddy:( We'll try to remember to do better next year! 
Earlier in June we had a quick visit from an old friend. Noreen is a friend of Tim's from Tufts and a friend of mine from my first job out of college, at McLean Hospital. And being friends with Noreen is the way Tim and I met each other! Noreen is now living in Pittsburgh with her husband, Ben (also a former McLean employee), but made a trip up to our house while visiting NYC. It was so nice of her to make the drive up to the 'burbs and fun to introduce her to Dylan!
And of course, the girls. Infinite cuteness...on a tire!!
All the cousins! No luck getting everyone to look at the camera at the same time - there was a plane going by and Dylan was intrigued, of course.
