Saturday, February 27, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
We are 10 months
Mr. Man has 4 teeth as of yesterday morning-- his two top front teeth finally poked through.
He is now able to stand for 5-10 seconds without support. He was fearful at first and would only do it when he didn't even notice, plopping down as soon as he became self-aware. Now he pulls himself up against support and gingerly pulls his hands away and up into the air as if to counteract his weight. He gets the biggest, proudest grin on his face.
A couple nights ago, we discovered that Dave can juggle fruit. Who knew? He took his act into the living room where a very excitable audience giggled away. He just couldn't get enough. I wished I had taken a video.
He is now able to stand for 5-10 seconds without support. He was fearful at first and would only do it when he didn't even notice, plopping down as soon as he became self-aware. Now he pulls himself up against support and gingerly pulls his hands away and up into the air as if to counteract his weight. He gets the biggest, proudest grin on his face.
A couple nights ago, we discovered that Dave can juggle fruit. Who knew? He took his act into the living room where a very excitable audience giggled away. He just couldn't get enough. I wished I had taken a video.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
We're Crawling Along
Thurston had a bit of a cough that's been lingering this past week so I took him in to the Pediatrician for a check-up. He's fine - clean bill of health! Even more exciting, he weighed 18 pounds, 10 ounces! That's up 1 pound, 3 ounces since his 9 month appointment only 3 weeks ago! He shot up from the 8th percentile in weight to the 14th. Woohoo! He certainly looks bigger.
Feedings went from all out refusal of anything to loud, impatient squawks if we're not quick enough to feed him. The only things he won't eat: rice cereal and canned no-salt-added green beans. Go figure. Well...I can't blame him. The kid has taste! The other day, I plumped him up with organic sweet potatoes, veggies and chicken followed by a bottle. When I sat down to eat my own supper (capellini with spinach), he turned around from what he was doing[destroying] and sniffed the air aggressively. He stopped and stared at me with wide eyes. Moments later he sped across the room, climbed up to his feet using my leg and pawed at my bowl. His wide eyes and pawing soon led to impatient squawks and then all out wails until I buckled and fed him bits of my own dinner. I often do feed him basically what I eat for dinner except more baby-fied, however this evening I was really looking forward to my own and didn't want to share. Sigh. I suppose I need to learn how to share eventually - even if it means having a kid to do it.
P.S. My pre-pregnancy jeans are almost too big on me these days.
Feedings went from all out refusal of anything to loud, impatient squawks if we're not quick enough to feed him. The only things he won't eat: rice cereal and canned no-salt-added green beans. Go figure. Well...I can't blame him. The kid has taste! The other day, I plumped him up with organic sweet potatoes, veggies and chicken followed by a bottle. When I sat down to eat my own supper (capellini with spinach), he turned around from what he was doing[destroying] and sniffed the air aggressively. He stopped and stared at me with wide eyes. Moments later he sped across the room, climbed up to his feet using my leg and pawed at my bowl. His wide eyes and pawing soon led to impatient squawks and then all out wails until I buckled and fed him bits of my own dinner. I often do feed him basically what I eat for dinner except more baby-fied, however this evening I was really looking forward to my own and didn't want to share. Sigh. I suppose I need to learn how to share eventually - even if it means having a kid to do it.
P.S. My pre-pregnancy jeans are almost too big on me these days.
Monday, February 15, 2010
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