For David’s monthly birthdays, we have elected to give him a new toy. Yesterday marked month 16 and I gave him the vtech Learn & Discover Driver which I bought for my little cousin a year ago as well — it’s got some nice tunes and it’s cute. David has actually really taken a liking […]
In 5 days, David will be 16 months. However, he still insists on crawling, so to me he’s a baby, not a toddler. The doctor finds that this is fine, because, after all, his mother started walking at 17 months and his father started walking at 20 months. But I had a strange experience on
I’m not sure what this means, be it an understanding of big TV shows with lots of colors or an understanding of what Muppets are talking about, but David can tell the difference between regular TV (for adults) and TV for kids. Every so often, I’ll sit down and watch TV, and he has no
David doesn’t want to start walking yet. That’s fine with me! But last night, I had a long dream of him starting to walk all over the place, and it wasn’t pretty. 🙂 Walking seems to be imminent, though, but he doesn’t want to stand and balance himself. I’ve been practicing for fun, and he
For the last few days, David has been saying “byebye,” so I think we’re ready to say that it’s his real first word. He says it at the appropriate times, too, and less frequently at inappropriate times. It’s super cute. A few days ago, he was crawling out of the room, so I said, “David,
I don’t have that much experience in the world in parenting yet — after all, David isn’t even 14 months old yet — but I’d like to think based on what I do a lot during my day job that I understand a little about customer service. With babies, toys break. The Tiny Love mobile