We think we gave birth to a righty. David is grabbing things with his right hand and is crawling with more effort with his right arm versus his left. My husband Brian is not too pleased with this, and well, I have mixed feelings. See, both of his parents are lefties! We are starting to […]
The first month of 2010 is half over and not much has changed in baby development. He is still crawling with his elbows, and some people say that it might be because our floor isn’t carpeted at all so it’s easy for him to slip if he went on his hands and knees. I have
For the record, he’s wearing a skirt on his head. See the teddy bear in the background? It came on “her” and he pulled it off. I sealed the deal by putting it on his head. These products are the BabbaCo designer burp cloth, or the BabbaBurpie, and the BabbaTee. These are products with the
I entered David in a contest on the first day he ate his peas (yesterday). He cried a ton when eating his peas, but this was one of the calmer moments. Today, he was much better and more receptive to peas. I guess it still holds true that it’s an acquired taste!
I’ve decided to make my face a virtual playground for David as he learns more about touching things and exploring them. It’s fun as heck to have a baby running all over you, be it when they’re agitated or when they’re calm (except when I’m working, I prefer the cuddly feeling any time!). But now
I figured it was time I give my report on scheduling after reading and living by (for the most part) the book entitled The Baby Sleep Solution. To put it simply, I’m recommending the book to friends and family running into the baby sleeping conundrum. A little over one month into this “program,” David is