Sunday, November 22, 2009
Sharing
It's pretty obvious that this blog is all about Caedmon. He is the light of our lives and we are so blessed to watch him grow and learn. It's an absolute miracle.
Caedmon is definitely becoming more independent - working so hard to walk by himself, preferring to feed himself than to be fed, choosing where he wants to go when crawling and cruising. While it's sometimes hard to say goodbye to the little baby stages and his total dependence on us, we're thankful for the way he's growing. He doesn't realize it yet, but he's working towards a new milestone where that independence will be a blessing for us all - big brotherhood!
That's right - love is growing! Currently at 12 weeks, our official due date is June 6. Caedmon is going to be a wonderful big brother, and we will definitely continue to document the joy he brings us, but learning to share is key for any sibling...so the blog will soon also include happenings in the life of another little one! Praise God!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
11 month-old marvel
Every day is something new and different! Caedmon is a little sponge these days - totally soaking up everything around him, and seeking new opportunities to explore and investigate. He's Mr. Curious, and especially loves getting to putter around outside. In fact, he will head for the front door all on his own and insist that we go out. The weather has been perfect for outdoor adventures lately, and we have made the most of it!
Caedmon's Grammy found this darling little red wagon for him, and we have made countless trips up and down the sidewalk with it. He watches other walkers, looks at the trees, spots airplanes, and occasionally will have a stick or branch to wave around. He thinks it's great!
He has also gotten to be quite the puller-upper lately. Generally, if he can get a grip on it, be it a piece of furniture, his crib, my pants leg, or even the outside of his wagon, he will be up in a jiffy.
Leaves are crunchy, and we love things that crunch! Caedmon has so much fun just rustling around in our yard. And anytime he sees something exciting (a squirrel, a bird, the cat, his Cheerios) he will gasp and reach towards it - with both hands if he's really enthused.
He has also learned how to crawl on all fours rather than on his tummy (although he still reverts back to the old way on slippery surfaces or if he really wants to get somewhere fast). He is amazing us as he has begun mimicking sounds and gestures. He says "hhhh" for "hot" (with wide eyes, of course!) and blows in and out when I'm blowing on his food to cool it. While reading his bedtime books, he says a-a-a-a-a when we make sheep sounds (b-a-a-a-a!) and also will smack his lips if we do. He's gotten to be much more consistent about waving on cue, and in his music class this week, began tapping his hands on his knees, the way his teacher and the other moms do to keep time.
Caedmon's Grammy found this darling little red wagon for him, and we have made countless trips up and down the sidewalk with it. He watches other walkers, looks at the trees, spots airplanes, and occasionally will have a stick or branch to wave around. He thinks it's great!
He has also gotten to be quite the puller-upper lately. Generally, if he can get a grip on it, be it a piece of furniture, his crib, my pants leg, or even the outside of his wagon, he will be up in a jiffy.
Leaves are crunchy, and we love things that crunch! Caedmon has so much fun just rustling around in our yard. And anytime he sees something exciting (a squirrel, a bird, the cat, his Cheerios) he will gasp and reach towards it - with both hands if he's really enthused.
He has also learned how to crawl on all fours rather than on his tummy (although he still reverts back to the old way on slippery surfaces or if he really wants to get somewhere fast). He is amazing us as he has begun mimicking sounds and gestures. He says "hhhh" for "hot" (with wide eyes, of course!) and blows in and out when I'm blowing on his food to cool it. While reading his bedtime books, he says a-a-a-a-a when we make sheep sounds (b-a-a-a-a!) and also will smack his lips if we do. He's gotten to be much more consistent about waving on cue, and in his music class this week, began tapping his hands on his knees, the way his teacher and the other moms do to keep time.
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