Milestones
Aug. 17th, 2004 08:41 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
velvetpageWe realized last night that Elizabeth has well and truly outgrown some of my favourite t-shirts of hers. The arms are three inches too short and we barely got the snaps done up.
I decided to try her on a bit of cottage cheese this morning. In spite of the fact that my favourite baby book suggests it around 9 months, I'd never tried it, mostly because I never had it in the house until I started this diet. So she and I ate almost identical breakfasts of blueberries and cottage cheese. She added cheerios and milk to that, and I added tea with Splenda. She loved it. She ate it with her spoon for a while, and when that got old, picked up individual curds with her fingers. I got several comments of, "Yum, yum."
She has learned to stack blocks, without consistently knocking over the previous blocks. She's up to three at a time now. (This, BTW, is accurate to 95%, 17 times out of 20.)
Life is good, when there's a toddler around to make it interesting. (Probably at other times too, but this is the one most applicable to me at the moment.)
I decided to try her on a bit of cottage cheese this morning. In spite of the fact that my favourite baby book suggests it around 9 months, I'd never tried it, mostly because I never had it in the house until I started this diet. So she and I ate almost identical breakfasts of blueberries and cottage cheese. She added cheerios and milk to that, and I added tea with Splenda. She loved it. She ate it with her spoon for a while, and when that got old, picked up individual curds with her fingers. I got several comments of, "Yum, yum."
She has learned to stack blocks, without consistently knocking over the previous blocks. She's up to three at a time now. (This, BTW, is accurate to 95%, 17 times out of 20.)
Life is good, when there's a toddler around to make it interesting. (Probably at other times too, but this is the one most applicable to me at the moment.)
