Orion has officially outgrown his exersaucer. It is a very sad day for me because it was
the best place to put him so I could get work done. We do have a pack and play that is mostly
used for toy storage. I can put him in it but he doesn't like it very
much. He will tolerate it until he has succeeded
in tossing every toy out onto the floor but then he wants out. Unless Yo Gabba Gabba is on during which he will stare at
the TV and nom on the side rails. He
doesn't seem to mind watching his favorite show while standing up, makes it easier for him to dance.
He has also discovered a new skill, he can climb up on the
couch. He isn't walking yet, but is
climbing on everything or at least trying to get a leg up. This behavior
reminds me of Bran from Game of Thrones.
If Orion does decided to climb the walls of our castle he will not have
far to fall as we, luckily, only have one story. For as long as we have crawling, wobbly babies, I want to live in a one floor home. It is so nice to not have to worry about steps and how to block them off.
At first Orion was climbing on our low black couch. He would climb up then play with the blinds or bang on the window. When the window is left open, the dogs realize that people are outside and will go barking mad because the world belongs to them and they have no right to be in it unless they pay tribute in the form of treats. This couch was our old guest bed from Ikea which has been replaced with a real bona fide bed. It folds out like something you may have slept on in middle school (we did not like our guests very much). Patrick being the genius he is, unfolded the couch and set it up like a baby obstacle course. You can crawl through or go around, play hide and seek, or stomp on the hard part to make a cool sound. So it now lives unfolded and mostly set up as a fort these days.
At first Orion was climbing on our low black couch. He would climb up then play with the blinds or bang on the window. When the window is left open, the dogs realize that people are outside and will go barking mad because the world belongs to them and they have no right to be in it unless they pay tribute in the form of treats. This couch was our old guest bed from Ikea which has been replaced with a real bona fide bed. It folds out like something you may have slept on in middle school (we did not like our guests very much). Patrick being the genius he is, unfolded the couch and set it up like a baby obstacle course. You can crawl through or go around, play hide and seek, or stomp on the hard part to make a cool sound. So it now lives unfolded and mostly set up as a fort these days.
I am jealous of the moms who have baby's that will nap in
their cribs allowing mom to get stuff done.
Orion still naps on the boob 95% of the time. This morning a miracle occurred and Orion napped in his crib. I hope
that this is a new trend because momma would like to get shit done like fold
the laundry I washed 2 days ago. Not to
mention write more often which I currently have to do in the office this is in
the back of the house. I need to get a
laptop so I can actually write and be in the same room with him. In the past year I have gotten 2 different
laptops and did not like either one and ended up selling them. I am waiting for Microsoft to come out with
their new tablets or until a Fujitsu Lifebook falls into my lap because I had
one for over 5 years and loved it, spoiling me for any other laptop.
Another new trick Orion learned this week was how to remove his diaper. I put him in the pack and play, turned on YGG and took a shower. When I came out 20 minutes later he was standing there naked. Yes, I did leave him wearing just a diaper, a velcro one no less, so what did I expect to find. At least he didn't turn the pack and play into a bathroom during my absence. Good thing he is just so friggin' cute!
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