Saturday, January 22, 2011

10 months

First of all don't try to take pictures before nap time - even if your little one seems happy.  You will gets lots of this....
Not looking at the camera
 Not looking at the camera
 Eye rubbing
 being sad
 More eye rubbing
 Then when you give them something to play with so they will give you some smiles, then they cover up the smiles with the thing you gave them
 Or give you weird looks like this
 Then they crawl over to you to see if you are done - Oh and yes I said CRAWL
 Then you give them something different and they eat it.
They continue to look anywhere but at the camera
 Then they give you the bored look
 And then this is the best you get
Yep, we tried this a little too close to nap time.

So little James is ten months old -
He is crawling - hard core army style, only really using one arm.
He says "ball" and he knows what it is.
He is LOVING his blanket - he gets sooo excited to see it, hold it and to go to bed.
He drinks out of a cup pretty well when it is held for him.
He is eating more big people foods.  His favorites are still fishes.
He is still toothless.
He is getting better and better about moving along furniture while walking
He loves when dad comes home.
He loves to have stories read to him.
He bounces a little when we have music on
He loves to watch "signing time."  It's a movie.
He is so ticklish
He loves to be out and about so he can people watch.
He loves friends that are around his size.

We are now really having to think about baby proofing - any ideas or suggestions?

5 comments:

Sarah Walton said...

yep, so true that you can't take pictures when they're too tired . . . but it sure makes a cute post! love this little guy:)

Ruth Emmett said...

oh dear, he still looks adorable though:) I want to take Wes to get his one year pics but I'm afraid he won't hold still or look for a single one of them he is such a busy body:) your little boy is a cutie!:)

Ruth Emmett said...

oh baby proofing.... I put baby locks on ALL of my cupboards, drawers, etc..except for one in the kitchen I fill with toys, measuring cups, tupperware, and anything safe just so he can feel like he can get into something and play:) and a baby gate will be your friend:)

good luck!

Rachael said...

Teething is not fun. It took Kent forever and now he has seven. So hang in there. Enjoy the army crawl stage cause once they walk and crawl they get into everything. There are some magnetic locks you can get at lows. And clothes your lids on the toilets cause they like to play with that too. Good Luck!!

The Green Momster said...

Hide your technology.