Emma and her friend Abby coming down the slide. |
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Easter Egg Hunt
Back at the end of March, we went to the town's annual Easter Egg Hunt. It is always over very quickly, but luckily they provide other entertainment as well.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Almost There...
These pictures are from the end of March, when Andrew learned how to kneel...a crucial step in learning how to destroy your sisters' stuff. Suddenly his little table got a lot more fun.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Swing Low, Sweet Andrew
Andrew got a new toy so he can use the swing set, too. Serendipitously, it is also a great place to put him when I garden so he doesn't eat grass. :) Luckily he happens to like it.
Maddie likes it too.
Maddie likes it too.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Andrew: 8 Months
Stats:
Diapers: size 3
Clothes: size 6-12 months
Loves:
--bottles
--baby puffs
--Cheerios
--feeding himself
--sitting
Firsts:
--Sitting up by himself
--Pushing himself to sitting
--Feeding himself {pincer grasp}
--using the sippy cup
--Valentine's day
Personality Notes:
--Andrew is still an easy, happy baby. He is the family favorite.
--It took him FOREVER to sit up on his own. But the change was sudden. One day he would flop over, and the next day he could sit up for ten minutes.
--About a week after he learned to sit up all by himself, he learned to push himself up to sitting.
--One day in Church, before he could even support himself sitting, Andrew reached into my hand, picked up a Cheerio, and put it in his mouth. I was astonished. Perhaps no one told him that gross motor skills are supposed to develop first; he was too busy working on his fine motor skills so he could eat! Such a boy.
Diapers: size 3
Clothes: size 6-12 months
Loves:
--bottles
--baby puffs
--Cheerios
--feeding himself
--sitting
Firsts:
--Sitting up by himself
--Pushing himself to sitting
--Feeding himself {pincer grasp}
--using the sippy cup
--Valentine's day
Personality Notes:
--Andrew is still an easy, happy baby. He is the family favorite.
--It took him FOREVER to sit up on his own. But the change was sudden. One day he would flop over, and the next day he could sit up for ten minutes.
--About a week after he learned to sit up all by himself, he learned to push himself up to sitting.
--One day in Church, before he could even support himself sitting, Andrew reached into my hand, picked up a Cheerio, and put it in his mouth. I was astonished. Perhaps no one told him that gross motor skills are supposed to develop first; he was too busy working on his fine motor skills so he could eat! Such a boy.
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