Sunday, April 3, 2011

Teething...maybe not...

We have thought she was getting teeth for a while now. She drools, plays with her gums and enjoys sucking on these frozen toys. Still no sign of teeth though.

Molly talk...

Molly's new language. She squeals and blows raspberries all the time now.

Rice cereal

Molly eats rice cereal. It's usually my job to feed her cereal.

Waking up

This is a video of Molly waking up from her naps. She is happiest when she first wakes up. You know when she has slept enough when she wakes up and smiles at you. If she's crying or gives you the "evil eye" then she should have slept a little longer.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Food and her thumb

Molly has been eating her rice cereal. The whole process works a lot better when you use a baby spoon. You can fit it all the way in her mouth and kind of scrap it off the spoon with the back of her lip. She likes it better that way.

She also discovered her thumb...and likes to suck it.

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Just because...

I thought these videos were just cute.


Molly loves books

Mo reads to her every evening before bed. Molly loves books. When they are open she follows the pictures and talks at the books. When you close them she stops reading. I read Molly my college text books. She does not seem as interested, but we are hoping she will read at a graduate level by Kindergarten.


Solid Foods...

Molly was given the green light to start solid foods. I couldn't wait to feed her, so I whipped up some baby gruel. None of the baby spoons were clean, so I used the smallest spoon in the silveware drawer. I forgot to find a bib and didn't measure the milk to add to the cereal. This post is actually her second feeding. Same spoon and no bib, but Mo's technique is more refined and less messy :)


Saturday, February 19, 2011

She giggles

Molly giggles now. I've heard it once and Mo has heard it a couple times. She is also starting to flip herself over. She likes to try on her changing table.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Bebe Pod

Molly sits in her Bebe Pod. We can also stand her up and she supports her weight without any help. We just keep her from falling over. She also sits in her bouncy chair or car seat and does little sit ups. She doesn't get herself all the way up, but she is trying.