So, what is life like at 8 weeks old? I'll let Nicholas tell you...
My new favorite thing to do is have a good conversation with mommy or daddy...or anyone who will listen to me! Sometimes I have a lot to say. You should see the effects of my talking on mommy and daddy, it makes them make silly faces and talk funny, elongating syllables. I give them a big smile from time to time just to encourage them. It's funny how easy it is to amuse my parents! Maybe one day soon I'll throw in a giggle but I haven't done that yet! If the conversation is really good, I can stay awake for a long time - almost 2 hours!
I can't quite grab my favorite toys but if it gets put in my hand, I can hold onto it for a little while! I can even watch my toys if someone moves them side to side. I really love just hanging out in my boppy pillow (see photo).
I can't roll over yet but I can raise my head when I am on my tummy and you should see how well I hold my head up with I am sitting up! My mommy and daddy say I am not so wobbly anymore!
I can eat about 5 ounces at a time and I like to sleep between 3.5-4 hour stretches at night. My mommy and daddy wish I'd sleep longer but like my newest onesie says, "Don't wake me, I'll wake you!" I usually take a long nap in the afternoon.
Speaking of clothes, I saw mommy putting my 0-3 month outfits in bags to put in the attic. I am a big boy and I am starting to outgrow some things!
Lastly...I am starting to get the hang of that "I cry, they come" thing. It's great! I even do it when I just want a little hug...mommy and daddy fall for it EVERY time!
2 comments:
Nicholas, you are such a cute rascal and how smart of you to figure out the you cry/talk and they come game. We can hardly wait to play it with you.
Love, Grandpa and Grandma
Brilliant!
Both parents and child!
He knows to cry and you'll come; to talk and you'll coo back!
And you know enough to put the toy in his hand if he can't grab it yet; to let him have a chance to be on his tummy to hold his head up!
Quite seriously, you are all ahead of most parents/children. Fantastic!
Cathy
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