Here's a picture from yesterday...it started as tummy time/exercise time and he got tired of it and laid like this for 20 minutes watching Fraggle Rock with Charlie. Charlie decided he needed a toy while he watched TV (don't we all!) so he gave him his beloved "Red" the firetruck (from cars)...it's by his left knee but kind of blends in!
The boys watching TV together...
We're making progress...Aaron will stay propped like this for a minute or so now...he won't push up to get in this position but he'll stay propped like this rather than immediately flopping his head down.
Look at his silly hair...it's so patchy on the sides and so long on top and in the back...I call it his jew-fro-hawk...
Here's a picture from yesterday...it started as tummy time/exercise time and he got tired of it and laid like this for 20 minutes watching Fraggle Rock with Charlie. Charlie decided he needed a toy while he watched TV (don't we all!) so he gave him his beloved "Red" the firetruck (from cars)...it's by his left knee but kind of blends in!
The boys watching TV together...
We're making progress...Aaron will stay propped like this for a minute or so now...he won't push up to get in this position but he'll stay propped like this rather than immediately flopping his head down.
Look at his silly hair...it's so patchy on the sides and so long on top and in the back...I call it his jew-fro-hawk...
3 comments:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA I LOVE HIS HAIR
This looks alot like my Bristol just laying with her head down..But like your little one she getting stronger and can now hold her head for about 1 minute unassisted..love your blog and reading about your family..
I love the pictures, and I love seeing how well Aaron's head control is coming along.
Hallie's been sharing her toys with Lea lately, too. She'll pick one up, bring it over to Lea and say "Here you go, Lea!" It's so cute. THough, I must say that, at dinner tonight, Hallie was none to pleased to see Lea interested in her copy of Baby's Busy World (which is one of Hal's favorite books; she can pick it out on the bookshelf from afar because she can read the word "baby"). Lea got interested in seeing the babies up close and then began to chew on it and the glare on Hallie's face was fairly evident. Sharing toys is one thing, but sharing books is an entirely different matter. We intervened (replacing the book with a giraffe) since dinner time is not a good time to piss of the big sister!
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