the treacherous pear!
Helen had her six months shots today, which she found much less disturbing than me changing her diaper when she wanted to sleep.
She's 27.5 inches and 16 lbs 13 oz, so she's still on the weightier side and definitely on the taller side.
We gave her some broccoli on Christmas. She wasn't impressed, and perhaps a bit puzzled by the chew toy that fells apart. The pear proved amusingly frustrating. First of all, she had a hard time grabbing the slipperly slice of peeled pear. Then, when she did manage to grab it despite its attempt to escape, she'd squeeze and have it pop out of her hand. Or she'd bring it to her mouth and have it crumble, leaving her with pear in hand, pear on the table, but none in her mouth.
She fared better with the cantaloupe, since it has an EZ-grip rind. She had fun chewing on it and actually ate some. (Though not much.)
Maybe someday I'll even post pictures. (ETA: pictures in a comment)
She's 27.5 inches and 16 lbs 13 oz, so she's still on the weightier side and definitely on the taller side.
We gave her some broccoli on Christmas. She wasn't impressed, and perhaps a bit puzzled by the chew toy that fells apart. The pear proved amusingly frustrating. First of all, she had a hard time grabbing the slipperly slice of peeled pear. Then, when she did manage to grab it despite its attempt to escape, she'd squeeze and have it pop out of her hand. Or she'd bring it to her mouth and have it crumble, leaving her with pear in hand, pear on the table, but none in her mouth.
She fared better with the cantaloupe, since it has an EZ-grip rind. She had fun chewing on it and actually ate some. (Though not much.)
Maybe someday I'll even post pictures. (ETA: pictures in a comment)