our little Willa entered our lives in what we have come to understand as Willa-speed! (You'd think she feels like she needs to keep up with someone!) She's got a lot going on for such a small person! As you can see, she sits up for minutes at a time. She is army crawling, rolling, and doing plank position like a pro. She's an expert at sucking food off a spoon (so far she's tried rice cereal, butternut squash, sweet potatoes & peas)! She has also perfected a specific cry for when Sig takes away a toy she was digging--mommy has been trained to respond accordingly. Most recently, she tried to roll out out of her bassinet! Needless to say, Andy & I are just trying to keep up!
What happens when big sister is supposed to be napping on her new air mattress (in prep for church retreat this weekend) while baby is napping in her pack-n-play? This:
(be patient, it will be dark at the beginning, and you'll probably have to turn your sound up at first, but it's worth it!)
We had to stay home from preschool today due to colds. I decided to let Sig do the same art project we were supposed to do at school. It was supposed to be two different projects: painting a yellow sun on the white paper & painting a orange face on the yellow sun cut-out. Sig said "I think it goes like this mom!"
Then I gave her a chance to free paint. She said, "I will do a dog...cat! Cat!". So she starts painting, asks how to do a bowl of water (blue u-shape), finishes, looks at it & says, "It's my ant! That's silly!"
So the door between our bedroom and bathroom squeaks. (Truth be told, every door in our house sticks, squeaks and/or creaks upon opening! This is more a statement of fact than a complaint.)
Anyway, yesterday I was awoken WAY too early by the repeated slow squeak of said door. I sit up and whisper (because Andy & Willa a managing to sleep through this), "Sig, what are you doing?"
Response: "It's not me. It's my cat Max--she's meowing. I think she's REALLY HUNGRY!"
The thing is, once I saw the cat's head peeking out from around the door, the squeak really did sound like a hungry cat! I wish I had my phone to prove it.
Of course I starting laughing hysterically--causing both Andy & Willa to snarfle & roll over. They are more alike every day!
Sig & I decided to take Max into the kitchen to make pancakes!
This video has nothing to do with squeaky doors--I just think Willa is precious!
