Eva loves to lean backwards and see the world upside-down. She frequently twists in her seat or my arms so she can get a better look at whatever is behind her. She loves it when I grab her little legs and dangle her upside-down. It gets her giggling uncontrollably. Eva has finally taught herself to roll over 360 degrees, so she doesn't get stranded on her tummy anymore. Her play gym is too small an area for her now, so I've started laying a blanket on the floor with blocks, rattles and her favorite stuffed snoopy doll. She loves to chew on his fuzzy ears. Her new-found mobility enables her to roll all across the floor, and she often goes on until she bumps into a piece of furniture. Then she explores whatever she finds with her hands and mouth. She loves to scrape her fingernails against the fabric of the couch or rocking chair, figuring out what noises she can make. It makes my teeth itch.
Tuesday, November 22, 2005
11/22/05 - Little Explorer
Eva loves to lean backwards and see the world upside-down. She frequently twists in her seat or my arms so she can get a better look at whatever is behind her. She loves it when I grab her little legs and dangle her upside-down. It gets her giggling uncontrollably. Eva has finally taught herself to roll over 360 degrees, so she doesn't get stranded on her tummy anymore. Her play gym is too small an area for her now, so I've started laying a blanket on the floor with blocks, rattles and her favorite stuffed snoopy doll. She loves to chew on his fuzzy ears. Her new-found mobility enables her to roll all across the floor, and she often goes on until she bumps into a piece of furniture. Then she explores whatever she finds with her hands and mouth. She loves to scrape her fingernails against the fabric of the couch or rocking chair, figuring out what noises she can make. It makes my teeth itch.
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