Wow, that's a lot of work!
I visited my brother and his family this weekend and of course spoiled my niece.
She's 7 months old, utterly adorable and already being almost too much to handle. She hasn't quite figured out how to crawl, but how to sit, how to get up on all fours and how to roll around.
I was there for 2-3 hours and while I was watching the baby, I took away a lighter she wanted to play with, removed her from the power outlet, got her away from the power cables, carried her away from this and that, she tore off the pompom of the hat I knit her, and she still managed to bump her head against a shelf.
And that was in 2 hours, I can't imagine how her parents deal with her 24/7.
She's still beyond adorable
ps: no, she wasn't hurt by the bump, she cried for all of 3 seconds and then it was okay. I figure she was more upset that the shelf kept her from the leaflet she wanted to tear up.
She's 7 months old, utterly adorable and already being almost too much to handle. She hasn't quite figured out how to crawl, but how to sit, how to get up on all fours and how to roll around.
I was there for 2-3 hours and while I was watching the baby, I took away a lighter she wanted to play with, removed her from the power outlet, got her away from the power cables, carried her away from this and that, she tore off the pompom of the hat I knit her, and she still managed to bump her head against a shelf.
And that was in 2 hours, I can't imagine how her parents deal with her 24/7.
She's still beyond adorable
ps: no, she wasn't hurt by the bump, she cried for all of 3 seconds and then it was okay. I figure she was more upset that the shelf kept her from the leaflet she wanted to tear up.