My (3 week early) 15 month old isn't walking yet either. He will, just like yours, walk if you hold his hand. He will run if you do that. His dr. appointment was yesterday and the dr. didn't seem worried, he just said it was a confidence thing and it will come soon.
He was about 14.5 months. Also had the Wubbanub. He bit through the pacifier so I cut the part he sucks on off but left part of the rubber. I was very afraid to put him to sleep that night. It actually went much much better than I expected and he is doing really well. No more tossing "the bear" back in the crib because we know he can sleep well without it.
We started around 14 months. When my H and I went to the dentist he suggested the Thomas the Train toothbrush and paste. No fluoride training paste and really soft brush. So far Z thinks that brushing his hilarious.
I wish I had packed more clothes and stuff than I did. We ended up in the hospital for a few extra days (baby in the NICU and they let me stay in my room) and I ran out of clean clothes. We didn't want to run home for extras.
I used a Symphony that I rented from the hospital. I had another Medela electric pump (free through insurance, I think it was like the PISA). I liked it much better.
We have an indoor antenna. When we moved here we just had the rabbit ears and only got 1 channel. We got a "fancier" antenna ($30) and now get 9 channels.
I had a easy pregnancy until week 35ish and then was watched closely until around 36.5 when I was put on bed rest. That didn't last long, I was induced at 36.5 weeks for pre-e. Delivered a 4 pound, 4 ounce baby at 37 weeks. He was only in the NICU for a week though and took off after that.
So my experience was not nearly as scary or dangerous as others. I would do it again.