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What your child did/said that made you smile today.
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My four month old has decided he's finally ready to show off his rolling skillz in public.
Up til now, it's been a thing where I leave the room for a minute, with him on his back, I come back and he's on his tummy. Yet I'll sit with him for hours on end, with toys and flashy lights and all kinds of distractions, and I can't get him to roll over in front of me.
Today, he did it around ten times in front of us! With no encouragement or prompting! It's like he was perfecting it in private so he'd be ready to show off!
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I was out trimming my mam's hedge with a shears earlier, himself got cranky indoors so I told my mam to bring him out. She sat him in his car seat where he could watch me. Snipping away, when behind me I hear peals and screams of giggles. By the time I finished, the poor lad looked in pain with laughing. Who knew garden maintenance was so funny?!Chattastrophe! wrote: »My four month old has decided he's finally ready to show off his rolling skillz in public.
Up til now, it's been a thing where I leave the room for a minute, with him on his back, I come back and he's on his tummy. Yet I'll sit with him for hours on end, with toys and flashy lights and all kinds of distractions, and I can't get him to roll over in front of me.
Today, he did it around ten times in front of us! With no encouragement or prompting! It's like he was perfecting it in private so he'd be ready to show off!
Fun times ahead - you'll blink and he'll be under the TV cabinet, or chewing the end of the (plugged in) phone charger:)0 -
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Chattastrophe! wrote: »My four month old has decided he's finally ready to show off his rolling skillz in public.
Up til now, it's been a thing where I leave the room for a minute, with him on his back, I come back and he's on his tummy. Yet I'll sit with him for hours on end, with toys and flashy lights and all kinds of distractions, and I can't get him to roll over in front of me.
Today, he did it around ten times in front of us! With no encouragement or prompting! It's like he was perfecting it in private so he'd be ready to show off!
My 6 month old is still like a sheep on its back.
Arms and legs kicking and flying all over the place, but still on his back.
But yesterday he got over onto his side and started to talk to the bag of spuds.......0 -
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My nearly 8 month old hasn't rolled yet. He's getting there. Sitting like a champ, shuffling around on his butt, but no rolling.
He's forever hugging us. He lunged across the sofa from his Dad's lap to me, and when I picked him up off his face he snuggled in close.
The other chap was not into hugs at all at that age.0 -
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My nearly 8 month old hasn't rolled yet. He's getting there. Sitting like a champ, shuffling around on his butt, but no rolling.
He's forever hugging us. He lunged across the sofa from his Dad's lap to me, and when I picked him up off his face he snuggled in close.
The other chap was not into hugs at all at that age.
Yikes, 8 months already! Where has the time gone??0 -
expecting our 2nd child.
Turn to daughter yesterday and said what's the babies name...she said baby noah..
I asked is it a brother or a sister and she said brother..my heart melted...She's two...
today I repeated the same. what's the babies name..baby noah she replied. ..
brother or sister says I? I wanna call him ben says she...
Ben and holly was in the TV. ..
then she settles on gaston. ..so yeah.. my new baby...is called gaston. ... not so heart melty. .but amusing all the same
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My son is in the early intervention process due to communication and speech issues. We were in my parents today and I said to him to give Nana a kiss as we were going which he did. She then told him to give granddad a kiss so he ran up the hall and into the kitchen waving and saying bye bye and when he saw he wasn't there he went into the sitting room to give him a kiss. That was a huge deal 0
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My son is in the early intervention process due to communication and speech issues. We were in my parents today and I said to him to give Nana a kiss as we were going which he did. She then told him to give granddad a kiss so he ran up the hall and into the kitchen waving and saying bye bye and when he saw he wasn't there he went into the sitting room to give him a kiss. That was a huge deal
Yeeah caramay. He sounds like he's making lots of little leaps 0 -
yellow hen wrote: »Yeeah caramay. He sounds like he's making lots of little leaps
Thanks yellow hen I'm very proud. He has also learned to point 0 -
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