Today she was really into playing as well. She was over by the couch and I built a tower of blocks and she crawled right over to it to knock it over. She's getting so fast--even though she is still belly-flopping her way along. She knows how to get her legs to move one at a time but keeps so much of her weight on her arms that when she tries to lift up one of them she falls over. Soon she'll be able to go wherever she wants in the house (lucky for me she's still afraid of the wood floors from her face planting days and hasn't ventured off the carpet much).
We got a nice long nap in this morning but Rachel was too energetic to have a nap this afternoon. She fell asleep in my arms so I put her in her crib and started doing some things around the house. I thought she was asleep because she was being so quiet but then I heard her music playing and went to check on her. She had unwrapped herself and crawled over to her teddy bears, just talking quietly to herself and hitting the button on her little fish bowl. I don't think she slept more than 5 minutes--but I'm certainly glad she chose to entertain herself instead of crying out for me!
I have this weird thing that having wood in my mouth (like toothpicks or popsicle sticks) makes my teeth hurt, and I can't really explain it better than that. Even the thought of having wood in someone's mouth weirds me out, so my bottom two teeth are hurting right now for Rachel. I'm sure she doesn't mind it though. :)
ReplyDeleteDoes this child ever blink? :)
ReplyDeleteDear Heidi,
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Actually, occasionally she does. But I think she's kind of like an iguana and has a "third eye" that can sense light (and perhaps, in her case, movement) when her other two eyes are closed.
Are those blocks from Melissa and Doug? I think we have the same ones. They are so cute!
ReplyDeleteAnd wow she's crawling already that's exciting!