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Funny? Or Cruel?


Thursday, 28 August 2008

Okay, this might classify me as a bad parent, but I couldn't resist. While freezing peaches last night, I could hear Colton wimpering from the sunroom....so when I went in to peak in on him....this is what I found.



Which, immediately made me think of this...


Okay, I know he looks like he is in pain, but honestly, he was fine -- he was just really cranky last night because he's got a bad constantly runny nose, a hoarse voice, and I'd say just all over doesn't feel good. Normally, I think I could have gotten a smile for this photo. Maybe there will be a repeat performance...who knows.

Did I mention too that he's trying to crawl? It's scary...I have to watch him that much more now. No more putting him in front of his barnyard to play, and getting things accomplished. The kid needs a pen to keep him in one location! He's ON THE MOVE!...I love a couple of things about how he's learning to crawl --First, the kid thinks his big toes are like the biggest levers he's got to propel him forward. When he scoots, he bury's his big toes down into the carpet, and propels himself forward....those big toes are amazing. Secondly, and I adore this -- in the first video, you'll see that he almost "hops" into his crawling stance. It's hilarious. We both laugh every time he does it, because well, it's just cute. He still knows that it's quicker to roll over to get somewhere, but he knows how to get himself into the crawling position, and is only a few short days away from truly being on the move. Right now, he's at that frustrating point where he knows he can do it, but just can't put two and two together.  Now he knows how his mother feels almost daily...haha   And the video to prove it -- remember, this was late at night, so sorry it's dark...


Happy Thursday!

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