On Saturday, Will's booster seat tray was in the dishwasher during dinner time, so he got to eat off the table. And he's been very successful with his fork. I think we need to get him bigger spoons, because the ones we have are too small to keep anything on. This kid loves his fruit!
Monday, September 6, 2010
Growing Up
Our little guy is just growing up so fast! He can climb up and down the stairs; knows how doorknobs work and turns them when he wants to go out (but thankfully can't actually open a closed door); and gets just as excited as Rachel with the phrase, "Do you want to go outside?"
On Saturday, Will's booster seat tray was in the dishwasher during dinner time, so he got to eat off the table. And he's been very successful with his fork. I think we need to get him bigger spoons, because the ones we have are too small to keep anything on. This kid loves his fruit!
And starting Thursday afternoon, Will gets to ride facing forward! I didn't see it until Sunday evening, so he'd had some time to get used to it, but apparently he was a little freaked out the first ride! Most kids turn at one year old, but our seat is rated to be backwards until 35 pounds, and his feet weren't kicking the back of the seat until recently, so we left him backwards for an extra three months. But, here he is world!
Will's eating his afternoon snack in the car so we could get on the road to our favorite weekend spot: the health club indoor pool. We had another fun Sunday afternoon swimming as a family. We just joined in August, but he's already getting so much more assertive about splashing and jumping in the water. It's a lot of fun to watch!
On Saturday, Will's booster seat tray was in the dishwasher during dinner time, so he got to eat off the table. And he's been very successful with his fork. I think we need to get him bigger spoons, because the ones we have are too small to keep anything on. This kid loves his fruit!