Week 2 went much better than week one
despite the fact that Norah remains a giant snot monkey. Daddy stayed home with her on Monday because she was still running a fever. This is how she woke up from her nap Monday morning... still pathetic...
The rest of the week went much better. According to her teachers she was the best behaved in the class. I have a bit of a hard time believing it but they swore they were telling the truth. They said other than drop off time the only time she was really crying was when one of the other babies would wake her from her nap and it would piss her off. This I can believe, she HATES being woken up.
On Wednesday she tried her first real meat... she had mac'n'cheese and turkey kielbasa. 
The noodles were yummy and then came the meat...
And she put it in her mouth and then smiled really big.
And then tried to feed me repeatedly.
YUM FOOD!!!
It was all super cute. She ate a ton. I tried leftovers the next night but she put it in her hair and then smashed it on her tray and the kielbasa was squirting me. She quickly got put straight in the bath. No one wants a baby that smells like meat.
Then on Saturday we made her a mini ball pit in the laundry basket. She was
puzzled at first but soon came to have fun with the balls.
Daddy tried to juggle for her. Failure.
She attempted to throw them at the cats... that is Addison's tail as he made a quick escape.
Then of course, the balls were more fun outside of the basket. (Look at all those toys! How many kids do we have again?!?!)
Oh yeah, and on Friday afternoon the daycare called to tell me Norah had fallen while climbing and busted her lip open. It was not as bad as they made it sound but it did leave a mark.
Then she helped me sort the junk mail.
On Sunday she played with her new ball popper.
And chased her kitty,
Aiden.
And bounced in her jumper. It is pretty much too small for her but she still loves to go in there. Sorry about the potty in the background.
She also started clapping her hands this week. The first time she did it was when daddy walked through the door. I got some pics but they will have to go on next week's post. It is late and there is laundry to be folded.
The rest of the week went much better. According to her teachers she was the best behaved in the class. I have a bit of a hard time believing it but they swore they were telling the truth. They said other than drop off time the only time she was really crying was when one of the other babies would wake her from her nap and it would piss her off. This I can believe, she HATES being woken up. 
The noodles were yummy and then came the meat...
And she put it in her mouth and then smiled really big. 
And then tried to feed me repeatedly.
YUM FOOD!!!
It was all super cute. She ate a ton. I tried leftovers the next night but she put it in her hair and then smashed it on her tray and the kielbasa was squirting me. She quickly got put straight in the bath. No one wants a baby that smells like meat. 
Then on Saturday we made her a mini ball pit in the laundry basket. She was puzzled at first but soon came to have fun with the balls.
Daddy tried to juggle for her. Failure.
She attempted to throw them at the cats... that is Addison's tail as he made a quick escape.
Then of course, the balls were more fun outside of the basket. (Look at all those toys! How many kids do we have again?!?!)
Oh yeah, and on Friday afternoon the daycare called to tell me Norah had fallen while climbing and busted her lip open. It was not as bad as they made it sound but it did leave a mark.
Then she helped me sort the junk mail.
On Sunday she played with her new ball popper.
And chased her kitty, Aiden.
And bounced in her jumper. It is pretty much too small for her but she still loves to go in there. Sorry about the potty in the background. 
She also started clapping her hands this week. The first time she did it was when daddy walked through the door. I got some pics but they will have to go on next week's post. It is late and there is laundry to be folded.
2 comments:
It looks as if Norah is doing GREAT!
It looks as if Norah is doing great - and very happy!
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