Earlier
today my wife randomly called me in the middle of the day. My first thought
when I saw her number come up on the screen was that something was wrong or she
was having a rough day. It was actually the complete opposite. It turns out
that our son reached a milestone today. These are the calls I look forward to
receiving.
He
has been slowly getting used to the concept of tummy time over the last month.
While still not his favorite thing to do, he is at least tolerating it and has
even made tremendous progress in his strength and general awareness in this
position. Today he decided to change things up once he got tired of tummy time.
Instead of getting upset and waiting for mommy to pick him up he took matters
into his own hands and rolled over.
It
is amazing to think how much things have changed over the past five months. Not
just the daily routines that my wife and I now have but in how much our son has
grown. Even just looking at the last month, since my last similar post, there
are a number of changes that have happened and milestones that have been
reached. His personality continues to develop and shines through regularly…
poor kid is turning more and more into his daddy.
This
past month we have also started feeding him solids. He didn’t go for it right
away but once he got used to the taste and routine, he seems to enjoy his
breakfast oatmeal each morning. Thankfully, we usually only see the oatmeal
once now. Even while on vacation, we continued this part of his daily routine. Given
how much he continues to grow seemingly every day, it is a needed addition to
his diet. It was actually quite the surprise to see how much he changed from
the time we departed for Virginia to the time we arrived back home.
There
have certainly been a few hectic and tying days, especially with all the other
things that others are expecting from my wife, but he continues to be a good
baby. Generally, he tends to just go with things and take the day as it
unfolds; he enjoys being out and exploring; he is always smiling and continues
to sleep ten or more hours per night; and he only gets fussy or cries when
there is a good reason for it. It is safe to say that we really got lucky!
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