There are two things that he does know that gets me every time. First, now that he's able to sit up with help, he also falls down. He'll bump his head, sometimes on my leg or his toy, and he's not sure if it hurts or not. He'll look at Heather or I to see how he should react. We of course smile and laugh and then he does the same thing. It's great, I wonder how long it will last. I guess we always turn to our parents for comfort. I still turn to my mommy when Penn State loses.
editors note: Heather believes I've already told the above story. I apologize if true.
He's also able to grab objects now, like cell phones, phones, spoons.......and if he sees something he wants he does everything he can to try and get it. This is funny enough, but if you put it out of sight, he instantly forgets about it. I know this doesn't last for long.
This is how he was sleeping one day. Butt up, legs underneath him and head to the side.
Begs the question, if you could, would you?
Heather's sun glasses that are soon to make the disappearing act.
Peak a boo!
More tasting.
1 comment:
He looks like he just tore a limb off of some small animal and is about to have dinner. The crib picture reminds us so much of Jeff and Mark in their cribs; same positioning.
Joe
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