I love watching Lex learn and figure
\n things out. He’ll do something over and over as he perfects it.
\n Simple things like…<\/p>\n
Up\/down<\/strong> Bathtime<\/strong> Wild Animal Babies<\/strong> Speaking of “douwn”, Lex just woke up I love watching Lex learn and figure things out. He’ll do something over and over as he perfects it. Simple things like… Up\/downOne of our new favorite games. Lex stands up and says “up” and squats and says “douwn” This … Continue reading
One of our
\n new favorite games. Lex stands up and says “up” and squats and
\n says “douwn” This could go on for days. He’s actually been
\n doing it for a week or so now, but it was just in the last day
\n or two that he got the hang of “up”. Not sure why “up” is
\n harder to say than “douwn” but apparently it is. I try to use
\n up and down in lots of other situations too (“hands up, hands
\n down” or “the puppy is up, the puppy is down”), and he
\n understands. <\/p>\n
Since
\n swimming lessons began, Lex has discovered that you can lay
\n down in the tub and swim. This is fun, but also annoying. He
\n used to sit peacefully and play with the toys, but now he’s a
\n crazy man all over the tub. Just last night he started blowing
\n bubbles in the tub too. Let’s see if he can transfer this new
\n skill to the pool on Friday.<\/p>\n
His new favorite book. A magazine subscription, really.
\n This latest issue has a mouse in it and Lex loves it. If you
\n sit for more than a minute or two in the living room, he’ll be
\n there, at your feet, with the book, looking for a reading :)<\/p>\n
\n and is standing in his crib saying “douwn, douwn” Usually this
\n is accompianied by his little finger pointing down to the
\n floor. I love how smart he is!! :)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"