10 April 2011

Jumparoo and more

Now that his foot can just barely touch the ground, Noah is spending more time hanging out and jumping in his jumparoo.


He still puts up a big fight when we try to get him to nap. He'll usually just pass out when I least expect it in a position like this:


For a long time now Noah has attempted to grab the bottle out of our hands in an effort to feed himself. He hasn't quite gotten the hang of it yet, but the other day I gave him a super light bottle (that I usually don't use, but I was being lazy) and he was able to finish up the feeding all by himself!

06 April 2011

Trimmed

When we had Noah's hair cut back in February we asked that his bangs not be done. They weren't overgrown at the time and we figured it would help hide his little bump. Two months have passed since then and the bangs have started to creep into poor Noah's eyes.



So I trimmed them. And I have never been more confident in my decision to not become a hair stylist.


But at least it's not in his eyes anymore.

01 April 2011

A Return to Earth

Noah met with his dermatologist again yesterday. She confirmed that the hemangioma has not gotten any bigger for the second month in a row and that in her opinion it was probably done with the growing phase. But, until it stops being warm to the touch it isn't officially dormant. It will likely stay about the same until around Noah's first birthday and will then start to slowly shrink. I hope it decides to fade away just as quickly as it first appeared!

Noah has become very good at grasping and maneuvering objects lately, so I think it's almost time to retire his first baby toy. His space gym was the very first toy that he took a liking to, but he has become so forceful with it that the poor motor barely gets a chance to work anymore. We'd like to have it for baby number 2 in the future, so we'll probably put it away soon.


It's a little sad to see him outgrowing something, but he is moving on to bigger and better things. He is still working on sitting and he enjoys the activity tray that attaches to his booster seat.