Oh my goodness where has time gone? Half a year has passed all ready? I can't believe it! Time definitely goes by too fast. It seems as though milestones are flying by, and moving up to the pre-toddler class is on the horizon. Pre-toddler? I am definitely not ready for that, and find myself secretly hoping he will be a late crawler to further delay that moment.
Infancy passes in a blink. While I am SO excited to play at the park and introduce play dough, paint, the slide, all things "toddler". I am so sad to think the days are numbered where he is a baby! I am trying hard to cherish each moment, even the occasional early morning wake ups.
Enough of mommy babble. Let's move onto what the little man has accomplished in the last two months!
Tripp is rolling all over the place. He flips back to front and front to back. It is obvious that this doesn't satisfy his desire to be on the move, but he hasn't quite figured out how to get those knees up under himself. He sits for short periods of time on his own without any support, and sits for extended periods of time with support. We are finally putting some toys to use! He enjoys grabbing toys out of his bin and passing the from hand to hand.
When he gets really excited he gets a little spastic. His feet go wild, arms flail all about, and he is usually babbling something. Currently he gets the most excited for veggies at dinner time. He loves them! Solid food was introduced a few weeks ago and he is totally digging it.
So far he has tried: peas, squash, sweet potato, avocado, pears, apples, banana, and peaches. He tolerates fruit. By tolerate, I mean I sneak in bites between whichever vegetable he is eating, he shears and starts to fuss if we give him too many bites of fruit in a row. I am so happy he loves his veggies!
Some other things Tripp loves are: dancing in his bouncer, getting tossed in the air by dad, sports center, and Bandit.
I absolutely love how he smiles at bandit. He laughs when we get home and let bandit out of his kennel. Bandit goes nuts and runs all around. It does not phase Tripp at all when bandit bumps into him or lays on him. In the past, I would FREAK out when Bandit would climb into Tripp's car seat with him. Now that Tripp is a little older, it is so sweet to see him curl up at his feet, and let Tripp pull on him. I am so glad that they both love each other so much!
Here are his stats from his doctor's appointment.
Weight: 18 lbs 3.7oz (60th percentile)
Height: 27 and 1/4 inches. (75th percentile)
Head circumference: 17 inches (50th percentile)
I have been slacking majorly on taking pictures, which is sad because he gives us huge gummy grins all the time. I promise to take some this weekend. For now, I leave you with one from our dance party last night....
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