The funny thing was, all the previous times that he's tried to push himself over, he's used his right arm to push and has been moving towards rolling over his left shoulder. But today, he rolled over his right shoulder and pushed with his left arm. I was so proud of him! I'm looking forward to repeat performances, and hopefully I can catch it on camera.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Milestone!!!!!
Guess what Robin did for the first time today? He rolled from his tummy to his back all by himself! Hooray! *clap clap clap clap* 
The funny thing was, all the previous times that he's tried to push himself over, he's used his right arm to push and has been moving towards rolling over his left shoulder. But today, he rolled over his right shoulder and pushed with his left arm. I was so proud of him! I'm looking forward to repeat performances, and hopefully I can catch it on camera.

Intense concentration
The funny thing was, all the previous times that he's tried to push himself over, he's used his right arm to push and has been moving towards rolling over his left shoulder. But today, he rolled over his right shoulder and pushed with his left arm. I was so proud of him! I'm looking forward to repeat performances, and hopefully I can catch it on camera.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Hallelujah!
On the other hand, he's gotten a bit more difficult because I believe he's starting to teethe. He's turned into a little faucet and gets quite a bit more fussy. We had a few really bad days when he screamed whenever we tried to put him down, so he stayed in Mom's arms all day long. Thankfully, he's also had some better days when he mostly has his old disposition back. I guess some babies can have teething symptoms for weeks and even months--I'm hoping it doesn't last too long!
Isn't he the cutest??!!!
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Growing Strong
Look at Robin on his tummy! He's come a long way from the baby who would start screaming the second I put him down that way. I get two to four minutes of him holding his head up before he gets tired (and starts screaming) now. I've learned stuff too--like to not make him do tummy time until at least an hour after he's eaten.
I can wear him facing outward now, he holds his head up well enough (and long enough) for short walks and chores around the house.
Two weeks ago we went to the 3rd birthday party of the son of a friend of mine. The party was at a gymnasium, so the kids got to run around and play on all the equipment before having pizza and dessert. They had this one trampoline which was only about four feet wide, but was probably fourty feet long! It was quite a bit springier than I expected, too. I didn't want to bounce too high with Robin, but it was fun!
He can now sit upright if he's supported on two sides. If he's only supported from behind, he'll still fall over.
He can now sit in the baby swing at the park! (He was pretty tired when we took this picture, though)
I was very proud of him earlier today. I put a rattle in his hand and was busying myself with putting his clothes away, and when I looked back at him, he'd managed to transfer the rattle to his other hand! He didn't have as good of a grip on it (just a few fingers) but he still managed the transfer all by himself! It's so much fun to watch him learn and develop!
Our little gymnast! We're ready for the olympics!
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Another Age Coincidence
We recently realized that he is now 84 days old, and his great grandmother on his mom's dad's side turned 84 yesterday. Not quite as amazing as he being 60 days when his grandfather was 60 years, but it's close!
Happy Birthday Nana!
Friday, January 9, 2009
A bit of Holiday catching up
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