Baby X's Real Birthday

Last night we had brownies with frosting and an M&M number 2 for Baby X's real birthday. Today he went for his two year old check-up.

Height: 37 inches (3ft., 1 in.) 100th percentile
Weight: 27 lbs. 40th percentile
Head: 49 1/4 cm (19.4 inches) 65th percentile

He's doing great. He's been talking a lot more in the last three months or so to the point that I'm not worried about him having delayed speech anymore.
Here are his words:

Mama, Dada, [PS], [Buddy], [Baby X], [Baby X's], mine, sorry, kiss, done, mouse (squeak), cat (ameeoooww), dog, duck (quack), bird (tweet tweet), horse (pbtbtbt), doggy, fish, nursery, library, book, car, truck, fire truck, ambulance, fire station, Christmas, birthday, cookie, cake, breakfast, bread, jam, water (wawa), milk, juice, cheese, foot, sock, stinky monkey, uh oh, oh, apple, snack, bridge, thank you, bless you, amen, healthy, food, sit down, upstairs, downstairs, bed, binky, blankey, Bubble, Gus, Cuddles, elephant, no, hair, teeth, keys, bike, hat, up, down, what, bye-bye, night-night, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, ball, football, baseball, soccer ball, basketball, hockey, golf, bat, flower, see, there it is, there he/she is, all done, hot, let go, no, church, yes, temple, airplane, woo-woo (train noise), train, piggy, red, blue, green, Grandma(GaAa), Grandpa (GraGa), baby, fridge, bath, shoes, buckle, please, more,...

The list seems to be never ending because he's finally reached a point where he will repeat just about anything we ask him to say. Plus there are the things he says that I'm not sure about. For instance, I'm fairly certain that I once said, "[Baby X], come here." And he answered, "Just a minute."

He runs, jumps, jumps off of things, climbs onto everything, builds with Lego Duplo blocks, kicks a ball, rolls a ball, throws a ball, etc. He's down to one nap every few days. He doesn't like vegetables or eggs, but loves fruit. He LOVES bread with jam on it and peanut butter and jam sandwiches. He finally loves nursery and it excited each Sunday for it. He tries to sleep in PS's and Buddy's beds instead of his own. He also tries to sit in their booster seats rather than his car seat. He calls all food either breakfast or snack unless he's being specific like bread and cheese. If he's hungry at any point in the day, he demands breakfast.

I got a list of cardiologists from his new pediatrician, but in reading the letters from his old cardiologist, he doesn't need to go for a year from his last appointment, which was June. So he won't have a cardiologist check-up for a few more months.