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Meadow @ 6 months

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She's finally figured out how to roll over from her front to back.


She's still working on sitting on her own. I will put her in the sitting position and she will try to eat her toes or reach for something and ends up falling over.


She's still trying to learn to crawl. She can get on her hands and toes and put one knee down. I think it will be any day now that she will crawl.


I'm in no rush to feed her solids.


She currently loves to yell in a really high voice, roll around, sleep on her stomach, grab glasses off people's faces, put everything in her mouth, yell at her toys, smile at people, and grab her toes.


She giggles when we make goofy sounds to her.

She's much better in cars. Mostly sleeps. She only complains if her diaper is dirty or is really hungry.

On a good night she gets up one or two times. On a bad night four or five times.


Her bald spot keeps growing. She's starting to lose hair on one side of her head. 
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Amanda said…
Love the pictures. :)
12:13 PM, January 17, 2014
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