Mommy and Daddy tell me I've made HUGE developments this month!
Now that I've discovered my hands, I use them all the time! I love to reach and grab hold of my toys! It's much more fun than just being able to stare at them! Recently I've gotten so good, I can actually get my pacifier in and out of my mouth! However, Mommy and Daddy tell me I've yet to learn a very important step...letting go! I tend to put it in, but the moment I move my arm, out it pops! This happens over and over again! Sometimes I think it's fun and it keeps me entertained for a while, other times, I will start to cry not knowing I'm the one who keeps taking it out (even though I'm still holding onto it!)
I've also started to show signs of taking after my Mommy. In the mornings, during the day, and when I go to bed at night...I talk! A lot! Mommy and Daddy tell me I talk for a good 15-20 minutes before I want out of my crib. (I'm actually talking right now as Mommy, I mean, as I, write this!)
Not only that, but I also curl up my legs now. Before I used to just curl up my top half wanting to sit up. And I turn to my right side! Just yesterday Mommy and Daddy had to take everything out of my crib after they realized I no long stay in one spot at night. Mommy went to check on me and I was in the opposite direction from when they put me in!
Here's a video of Mommy and me playing as we were waiting for Daddy to come home from work. Next we'll have to post a video of how happy Daddy makes me when he comes home. My little giggles have turned into full laughs!!!
Eric, we don't know how it's possible, but somehow you keep getting better and better! We have so much fun with you! You bring smiles to our faces in everything you do! We love all 15.6 lbs of you!!!
Love, Mommy and Daddy!
Now that I've discovered my hands, I use them all the time! I love to reach and grab hold of my toys! It's much more fun than just being able to stare at them! Recently I've gotten so good, I can actually get my pacifier in and out of my mouth! However, Mommy and Daddy tell me I've yet to learn a very important step...letting go! I tend to put it in, but the moment I move my arm, out it pops! This happens over and over again! Sometimes I think it's fun and it keeps me entertained for a while, other times, I will start to cry not knowing I'm the one who keeps taking it out (even though I'm still holding onto it!)
I've also started to show signs of taking after my Mommy. In the mornings, during the day, and when I go to bed at night...I talk! A lot! Mommy and Daddy tell me I talk for a good 15-20 minutes before I want out of my crib. (I'm actually talking right now as Mommy, I mean, as I, write this!)
Not only that, but I also curl up my legs now. Before I used to just curl up my top half wanting to sit up. And I turn to my right side! Just yesterday Mommy and Daddy had to take everything out of my crib after they realized I no long stay in one spot at night. Mommy went to check on me and I was in the opposite direction from when they put me in!
Here's a video of Mommy and me playing as we were waiting for Daddy to come home from work. Next we'll have to post a video of how happy Daddy makes me when he comes home. My little giggles have turned into full laughs!!!
Eric, we don't know how it's possible, but somehow you keep getting better and better! We have so much fun with you! You bring smiles to our faces in everything you do! We love all 15.6 lbs of you!!!
Love, Mommy and Daddy!
4 comments:
Talking all the time like Mommy... Daddy is in trouble... he is never going to get in a word again! :)
what a cutie! He is starting to look a lot more like you Jen!
So cute! I was thinking the same thing as Steph. He's starting to look like both of you now.
Jen, I think you should have a page just for pictures because I love seeing the pictures you take!
My favorite is the one where he's looking at his toy funny--like he can't quite figure out what it is and why it isn't cooperating:)
And I agree that in some of the pics he looks like Jen but the ones in his Bumbo thing are carbon copies of Paul!--It's weird:)
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