We put the baby on a blanket on the floor.
Then we waited.She kicked around a little. Then she started to eat her fist. Then the blanket.
Cari laid down and tried to talk the baby into performing her new trick.
Brenna finally decided she didn't want to be on her stomach anymore. Did she flip over? Nope. She just started crying.
I suggested to Cari that Brenna has never turned herself over, but Cari insisted that she had done it twice that day.
It turns out that babies don't always perform on demand. Unless you are asking them to poop. They seem to be able to do that in any circumstance.
7 comments:
Sweet - oh the joys.
Funny. Eli turned over around four months too, and now does it constantly. It's a mixed bag, though- fun to watch, but he usually ends up flailing around like a fish out of water and crying to be put on his back again. Yet once returned to his back, he can't NOT try to roll over again. It's a vicious cycle.
Babies never perform on demand nor do they later as toddlers so get ready to have poeple not believe you when you witness one of their feats.
Ahh..I can see me in that picture of Cari with Brenna. It's like I am still there :) You just miss me that much.
yep...all the babies AND kids I've been around seem to have a secret mission to make a liar out of their caregivers - no matter what the claim. It's great
nice. Dash made liars out of mommy, daddy, and grandy on a regular basis. His mom still doesn't believe that he stood up and sang the star spangled banner at 3 months.
So, I just came back to the land of the blog. And you've had a baby. Congrats!
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