Parenting chronicles: The next generation enigma

Audrey is my youngest daughter and about to start school in September. I have always been amazed at her ability for mischief. She is very much my clone. If you can't find her panic because she's either in the loft pulling out shiny things or in the garden jumping on the trampoline in her pjs. She's the face of an angel but make sure she doesn't pick your pocket!
Audrey was diagnosed with atopic asthma at 23months and it has taken ALOT to get her to this point where she has had 2 colds in winter and no hospital visits as opposed to the 19 we had in her first year of diagnosis. I've never been concerned about her development but it's hard to tell sometimes. 

Phoebe is my oldest daughter and she is 11. She likes to be challenged and I think she will really enjoy secondary school. She's an excellent swimmer and likes maths and computers which is unsurprising.

She's been fairly healthy until recently she struggles with low ferratin and fatigue. She has been getting migraines lately but is like any other kid. she has missing tendons in her index fingers and has ADHD.

lately she was diagnosed with bone spurs and there is concern of another condition underlying. We are awaiting test results.

Silas is 1 and my youngest. He's a bit delayed developmentally but he makes up for it in sass and 'bombastic sideye!' According to the kids. He's learning to walk at the moment and he's taking it slow like all my kids have. He's full of energy and is always trying escape upstairs to play without an adult following him. He's always up to something including recently crawling off with the flash mop from the kitchen and refusing to give it back. Slightly fixated on the dustpan at the moment as well!