
I can hardly believe that she is 6 months! She seems so big to me and then here comes a stanger, "oh she is so little she's just tiny." We have the tradition of celebrating our Happy 1/2 Birthday! That's correct 6 months it is. It is a great excuse for eating ice cream on a Tuesday night and getting a special present like new p.j.s, undies, or cute socks. Miss Olivia got to celebrate with a pumpkin cookie and a new p.j.s. She looks a little confused in these pics...why has mom given me a pile of sugar usually she only gives me peas and carrots?
Olivia has learned lots of things at her mature age of 6 months:
-Never eat Cheerios...throw them across the room.
-When given cup...dump it on the tray or let the milk run over the top of her head and rub in it like lotion.
-Mashed potatoes are poisen but mixed vegetables are scrumptious.
-Why crawl when she can cry until Dad moves her forward the 2 inches she needs to move to get the toy.
-Ice cream is delicious.
-If mom's hair is close twirl slobbered fingers into it and pull as hard as she can and then eat it.
-Sitting up is tons of fun and even better if she can eat a remote control.
-Falling off the bed hurts her head.
Things I have learned:
-Playtex Ventair bottles suck! The numbers wear off the sides and they leak.
-When Carter's clothes say 6 months it means your child will wear it until they are 6 months.
-Need to cut my hair short.
-Should not let baby sleep on bed even if you surround them by pillows.
-Baby Einstein movies are great...I would never have makeup on if it weren't for them.
-I understand why mom's with babies look like crap...I get 5 hrs of broken up sleep a night (if I'm lucky), I never have time to fix my hair and when I do she pulls it and fluffs with slobber until it doesn't look like I fixed it, I attempt to wear nice clothes and then find myself wiping small amounts of vomit off my shoulder and carrots that were spit at me during feedings.
There are many lessons learned but those are the ones that come to mind first.