It's important not to judge a book by its cover.
Better to judge by its taste, instead.
as if there weren't enough already.
It's important not to judge a book by its cover.
Better to judge by its taste, instead.
Immunizations today, poor thing. Thankfully this was the last set until Ada's one, I think. But she was a trooper and recovered very quickly. And as you can see, Mark got to experience it, too!
Ada is going through a phase where she is sticking out her tongue most of the time.
She has also started sleeping on her side and then rolling onto her front and getting upset. She still hasn't learned how to roll from her front to her back.
This evening she fell asleep on her front. I was going to leave her, but then she moved her head so her face was pointing down into the mattress. So I rolled her onto her side. I'll probably give that up though, once she starts doing it in the middle of the night when I don't want to get out of bed if I don't have to!
It's warm enough to have Ada's legs and arms out!
And she was super tuckered out after swimming class and then a visit with friends at a nearby lake.
I've started waving food in front of Ada to see if she's interested in solids yet. She has started watching us eat more, but she was not impressed with the onion bagel.
We went for a walk and used the chair attachment on the stroller for the first time, with the little sleeping bag attachment thing. Ada was cozy.
Perhaps the next thing to learn is figuring out in advance how much space you're going to need to complete the maneuver, so you don't roll yourself right out of the rainforest, or get tangled in a giraffe.