If Sawyer could speak, those would surely be his words. He jolts himself from his tummy to his back, practically propels himself out of your arms, and squirms his way out of any piece of baby equipment we own.
Case in point:
I definitely remember Colin not wanting to be confined but I can't say I remember the thrashing this early. Then again, I can barely remember what I did yesterday, so 3 years ago is really pushing it.
Sawyer is already scrunching his little legs up under him when he's on his belly and trying to lunge himself forward. The other night we were eating dinner and he was on the floor in the adjoining room. By the end of our dinner, he had scooted himself into the kitchen to join us. Clearly, he wanted to join in the family meal.
It won't be long friends until this little one is mobile. I'm not sure I'm ready for round 2 of the whirling dervish. I guess I better get ready!
Hey! About the aprons - no I didn't make them. I just ironed on the monograms. I bought the aprons and monograms at Hobby Lobby. I wish I could sew like that!! LOL!
ReplyDeleteIt's about that time!! Yay Sawyer - you go! (My word verification word is a real word - jumble)
ReplyDeleteSO cute! I have a funny story about that exact seat...My son is 2 1/2 and refuses to stop using it. His bum is practically on the floor when he sits in it. HA!
ReplyDeleteWhen I took Sam for his flu booster, he had a little rash on his back I asked the dr to look at. He took one look and declared a slug.
ReplyDeleteHuh?
"He's a slug. He doesn't give you any trouble. He's content to sit around, right?"
Yeah.
"Like I said...he's a slug. It's just a heat rash."
Would you like for Sam to teach Sawyer how to be a slug?
I can't believe he scooted himself into the other room! Jude is uber-squirmy, too... Yikes! Sawyer's hair is looking awesome btw :)
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