Raspberries, anyone?
Lucas added a new word to his vocabulary lately and has pretty much used every variance of it.
THWPBTRPBPRBPGRPBPPRBBPPBBPPPRP!!!
It doesn't matter if he is happy, sad, bored, tired, angry, hungry, wet, or cold. The raspberry comes out regardless of what he tries to say. He'll be in his car seat in the sling next to our table at Don Pablo's and he'll be staring at his mama, wanting whatever it is she's eating. Even though he just ate two jars of food and polished that off with part of a bottle. If his binky is in, he'll spit it out and say he wants some. "Uuuuuuungh...uuungh...ungh...THWPBRPBRBPRBRBRPBRP"
Then he does it when he's eating. This is a problem, especially when spoon feeding someone who is trying to grab the spoon as it is. He learned how to hold his bottle and now he thinks he can just grab the spoon and go, but it doesn't work that way. Eager little bugger. But I digress. Did you know that since baby food is pretty much pureed or liquified, that when it's sprayed between the lips of a baby, it can travel distances of up to 20 feet, and land on everything within a 175 degree radius of the direction said baby is facing? Pretty cool as long as he's not facing your face.
And then I have another wonderful time he blows a raspberry. And I won't mention exactly what activity that is but it involves the following words in no particular order. "Yahoo" "God" "Oh" "Arggg" and "Yes" Yeah, so like, we can't wait to move this kid into his brother's room.
THWPBTRPBPRBPGRPBPPRBBPPBBPPPRP!!!
It doesn't matter if he is happy, sad, bored, tired, angry, hungry, wet, or cold. The raspberry comes out regardless of what he tries to say. He'll be in his car seat in the sling next to our table at Don Pablo's and he'll be staring at his mama, wanting whatever it is she's eating. Even though he just ate two jars of food and polished that off with part of a bottle. If his binky is in, he'll spit it out and say he wants some. "Uuuuuuungh...uuungh...ungh...THWPBRPBRBPRBRBRPBRP"
Then he does it when he's eating. This is a problem, especially when spoon feeding someone who is trying to grab the spoon as it is. He learned how to hold his bottle and now he thinks he can just grab the spoon and go, but it doesn't work that way. Eager little bugger. But I digress. Did you know that since baby food is pretty much pureed or liquified, that when it's sprayed between the lips of a baby, it can travel distances of up to 20 feet, and land on everything within a 175 degree radius of the direction said baby is facing? Pretty cool as long as he's not facing your face.
And then I have another wonderful time he blows a raspberry. And I won't mention exactly what activity that is but it involves the following words in no particular order. "Yahoo" "God" "Oh" "Arggg" and "Yes" Yeah, so like, we can't wait to move this kid into his brother's room.