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Sometime yesterday, the cub managed to hurt his ankle. We thought he was just clingy from teething pain, but discovered that he fussed when his right ankle was touched in certain spots. Suddenly, the "cry when I'm on the floor" symptom is given a completely new meaning ( Read more... )

So, the hubby and the cub went to Williamsburg today to watch them make chocolate ( Read more... )

Werecub plays with things he can reach on couch

Playstation: *beep**whirr*

Yeah, he's cruising, now. Nothing is safe. O.O The other day he was trying to stand up by the TV stand and turned on the DVD player.

Mordred is unexpectedly very patient with the werecub. He sits nearby, purrs at him, and when the cub grabs Mordred's tail (or other portion of his body, but usually the tail), Mordred meows and tugs to get free, but never hurts him. And Mordred does this over and over again, keeping close by and calm ( Read more... )

( smiling baby mess! )

We discovered on Saturday that the cub's second lower incisor had broken through. Not sure exactly when. One of his top incisors has just a thin layer yet over it, so any day now ( Read more... )

The cub was fussy yesterday, a fact made remarkable because he didn't want anything in or near his mouth. No cold teethers, no mommy fingers or daddy fingers or even his own fingers.

anher held the cub on his chest and we all snuggled together for a bit. After a half hour or so, the moment passed and the cub decided to eat ( Read more... )

The werecub's first teeth are just now visible under the surface of the gums. A mom at the con with a baby that's two weeks older told me that means it's a week or less until it comes through. We've given the cub something cold to chew on as he settles in after the con.

One advantage of cooking the werecub's food myself: When he leaves a bite or two of pear puree in his bowl, I don't mind finishing it off! Seriously, it was really hard to cook three wonderful, ripe pears and then puree them all instead of eating them ( Read more... )