Olivia shows off her new chair. 

Madelyn Leta: the messmaker 

The dynamic duo in action 

Olivia shows that she can do more than just cry. 

The heat went out in the middle of the night, so Madelyn gets bundled up the next morning to take in her Baby Einstein. 

Madelyn comes in for a closer look. 

"No, no, no, Dad. You're going about that all wrong." 

Grandma Bice engages in some grandbaby management. 

Olivia consults with Grandma on why she has to share this couch with her construction-inclined sister. 

What are little sisters for? All together now: headrests. 

Madelyn consults with Dad on why she has to share her couch with a narcoleptic midget. 

A rare moment of consciousness interupts an otherwise normal day of heavy slumber. 

Olivia demonstrates her main area of expertise. 

Frustrated again. A cunningly placed child lock is all that stands between Madelyn and button mashing nirvana. 

Subtle Differences

So now that Erin and I have increased the universal Bice quotient by two, many are wondering what improvements have been made in Biceling 2.0. We feel that the simplest way to demonstrate the new features of the newest Biceling as compared to the original formula is to go with a simple side-by-side comparison.

v 1.0

v 2.0

And there you go. I think that the pictures pretty much speaks for the complete redesign of version 2.0.

Olivia in all her glory. 

Daddy's newst little girl. 

Dad and Olivia share a sour face with the camera. 

Having met her big sister obligations, Madelyn is freed up to return to her regular scheduled routine of being silly. 

Madelyn shows what little sisters are for: headrests.