Smile
Talk
Kick her legs
Get kisses
Play with her gym and grab the toys…especially the monkey
Put EVERYTHING she gets in her hands into her mouth
Suck on her fists
Snuggle…especially with her dad
And, she still loves her swing and bouncy chair.
She is starting to warm up to the bumbo. She likes to sit in it for a few minutes while I’m doing the dishes, or making dinner, but she won’t sit in there for very long.
She is so close to rolling over. She gets half way and then gets stuck. She can’t quite figure out how to get her arm out of the way so she can finish the task, but I think in a couple days, she will have it down.
Just today she started transitioning from her fists to just her thumb, and it’s practically the cutest thing ever.
It is amazing how fast she is growing and developing. Just a few months ago, she couldn’t even hold her head up on her own, and now she’s almost rolling, and interacting with us. It is really amazing.
We had a really nice Father’s Day. We were able to spend it together, and with both of our dads. I am so grateful for my dad. He was always a voice of reason. Growing up, he was always calm, and rarely lost his temper. I remember quite a few conversations we had where he helped me through a struggle just by his spirit and a few words. I am so grateful that I have a righteous dad who respected me, and taught me to respect myself. I am so glad that Dan is the father of my child, and that he loves her and respects her. I am so excited to see what he teaches her. She is one lucky girl.
“Gwen” wrote Dan a poem for Father’s day, and I’m really proud of it…so I’m going to share it.