Cal - 3/11/2020
Callahan ate two servings of waffles and ate strawberries for breakfast. For lunch he ate half of whole 30 chili with meat, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, tomato sauce, and peppers. He ate whole wheat dinner roll, and tropical fruit.
The first two pictures are left over from yesterday afternoon. Cal was sitting in the chair which was the first time I've seen him up there. He usually prefers to just push the chair around and around. When I took the picture he was sitting and watching himself in the mirror. :) Second picture; We were outside and he was having fun pushing the dump truck all the way down the sidewalk to the gate. So far Cal is the sidewalk/patio boy! Hasn't left the concrete yet. Obviously that means nothing, I just think it's cute and funny.
I like this next picture: Callahan was so interested in watching Atley and Linnea run and play. But the primary reason I took this picture is because it's actually one of my developmental milestones. (I think I mentioned this a few days ago. I have lots of developmental milestones! Ha) When the little ones are first learning to walk and then start walking on the mattress that's a big deal because it's not a solid platform. It's easy to wobble and fall. Good job Cal! Last picture: Cal was just playing with one of the bowls at the play sink and I happened to catch him looking though the clear bottom at me. He's looking out the port hole in the ship!! :)
The first two pictures are left over from yesterday afternoon. Cal was sitting in the chair which was the first time I've seen him up there. He usually prefers to just push the chair around and around. When I took the picture he was sitting and watching himself in the mirror. :) Second picture; We were outside and he was having fun pushing the dump truck all the way down the sidewalk to the gate. So far Cal is the sidewalk/patio boy! Hasn't left the concrete yet. Obviously that means nothing, I just think it's cute and funny.
I like this next picture: Callahan was so interested in watching Atley and Linnea run and play. But the primary reason I took this picture is because it's actually one of my developmental milestones. (I think I mentioned this a few days ago. I have lots of developmental milestones! Ha) When the little ones are first learning to walk and then start walking on the mattress that's a big deal because it's not a solid platform. It's easy to wobble and fall. Good job Cal! Last picture: Cal was just playing with one of the bowls at the play sink and I happened to catch him looking though the clear bottom at me. He's looking out the port hole in the ship!! :)
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