Toes
are the newest, funnest thing at our house.
Dylan will spend ages looking at his toes, pulling
at them, trying to get them in his mouth, and kicking
his feet. He's pretty flexible, and can get almost get
his toes in his mouth. He has been a little roly poly
lately, and has been spending time on his tummy and
rolling all over the place. We made a "play pen" on the
floor where the dogs can't get him, and it stays clean.
He looks quite spoiled with all his toys lined up around
him to create a dog barrier. He has been scooting all over
the place, but still isn't scooting on his tummy.
When he wants to move he rolls to his back and kicks off
the floor with his feet. He looks like a little inch worm.
Every few minutes he switches to his tummy so he can
get a good look around, then back to his back so he can
start moving again. He's still rubbing off his hair, so one
more reason for all the hats. lol. I think he'll be scooting
on his tummy soon, right now he's still bringing his feet
off the floor when he's kicking, so he can't go anywhere.
He's getting up on his knee's so he might be crawling
before he's scooting on his tummy. He spends a lot of time
with a hand in front of his face, moving it slowly, like he can't
believe he's the one moving it. He's doing really good at
entertaining himself, but if he notices I'm not in the room
anymore, he starts yelling. Can't wait for him to start saying
da da, cause all I hear right now is MA!! He doesn't seem to
like it quiet, or if it is loud he considers it a challenge to be
the loudest in the room. When he makes a really loud noise
he looks so proud of himself. Can't believe we were ever
worried about his lungs being developed. lol.
Dylan will spend ages looking at his toes, pulling
at them, trying to get them in his mouth, and kicking
his feet. He's pretty flexible, and can get almost get
his toes in his mouth. He has been a little roly poly
lately, and has been spending time on his tummy and
rolling all over the place. We made a "play pen" on the
floor where the dogs can't get him, and it stays clean.
He looks quite spoiled with all his toys lined up around
him to create a dog barrier. He has been scooting all over
the place, but still isn't scooting on his tummy.
When he wants to move he rolls to his back and kicks off
the floor with his feet. He looks like a little inch worm.
Every few minutes he switches to his tummy so he can
get a good look around, then back to his back so he can
start moving again. He's still rubbing off his hair, so one
more reason for all the hats. lol. I think he'll be scooting
on his tummy soon, right now he's still bringing his feet
off the floor when he's kicking, so he can't go anywhere.
He's getting up on his knee's so he might be crawling
before he's scooting on his tummy. He spends a lot of time
with a hand in front of his face, moving it slowly, like he can't
believe he's the one moving it. He's doing really good at
entertaining himself, but if he notices I'm not in the room
anymore, he starts yelling. Can't wait for him to start saying
da da, cause all I hear right now is MA!! He doesn't seem to
like it quiet, or if it is loud he considers it a challenge to be
the loudest in the room. When he makes a really loud noise
he looks so proud of himself. Can't believe we were ever
worried about his lungs being developed. lol.
These are such cute pictures!! I love his outfit.
ReplyDeleteHe is such a cutie. You take such great pictures Julie. I LOVE your blog. My favorite pictures were the ones at the Bark Day. He has such a cute laugh! :)
ReplyDeleteSweet Kid Julie, I'm sorry he still has his bad (sick or teething) days. From your blog he just looks like a happy smiley little guy. We're missing him. Hope you come back for a visit soon.
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