Our sweet Oliver turned 8 months old on Tuesday! He is growing up so quickly that I hardly feel he even qualifies as my little baby anymore. The 7 to 8 month transition has been a little overwhelming for us; Oliver has just bulldozed through milestone after milestone, and Brian and I just look at each other with each new trick and wonder how we are going to keep up with this little man?!? He is all boy: curious, messy, mischievous, such a FLIRT, and fascinated with all things that roll (balls, cars, trucks, bottles) and all things electronic (just like his Daddy.)
Oliver's Passport Photo - 8 months |
Fun Facts from 7/8 Months:
- wears 6-9 month clothes
- size 2 diapers
- smiles all the time, even when fussy or crying. It's confusing.
- went from backwards scooting to army man to regular crawling
- pulls himself to standing and tries to climb everything
- favorite song and video is "Old MacDonald"
- favorite foods: yogurt, yogurt, yogurt, puffs, cream of wheat, grown up food
- least favorite foods: formula, sweet potatoes, carrots
- could stay in the bath tub for hours if we'd let him
- has his first tooth starting to break through on the bottom
- no longer eats at all during the night but wakes up at least once to practice standing in his crib
- can open up the tv stand and get to the wii remotes
- still loves to bounce
- gets mistaken for a 5/6 month old all the time until people see him move
- takes 2 consistent naps a day
- can now kneel for nighttime (quick) prayers
- doesn't want any help holding his bottle or sippy cup
- loves cords, hair, shoe laces, and hoodie strings
- has no stranger anxiety at all
- can pull toys out of the toy bin by himself
- cuddles only when we sing lullaby's before naps and bedtime
and
he just woke up! Until next time...
Why on earth would he get mistaken for a 5/6 month old?!
ReplyDeleteIt happens every time we take him somewhere in the car seat. It happened this week at Walmart, Smith's, and the Dr. office. I guess he just looks especially small when he's strapped in?
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