She can roll over. She can remain in a sitting position and often tries to sit up on her own. She explores different textures with groping fingers, grabs approved materials in her tiny-but-mighty clutches, and checks out her world via leaking mouth. She pivots around when playing on her belly.
But, she loves to stand (with a hand or two holding her for stability). As I imagine it is with most parents, seeing the bug on two feet looking just like a little person is hilariously adorable.
Speaking of laughter... laughing bouts have taken a turn toward banshee. She's definitely testing those pipes out and seeing what they're capable of. It's a good thing it's happy sounds coming out.
We bought some rice cereal to have at the ready (and face shields). The bug's doctor thinks she might be up for it, if not demanding, in the next couple of weeks (I smell a future blog post) and schooled us on the signs to look for.
Anyone have some good first food advice? Anecdotes? Warnings?
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