10 Months Have Flown By

Hello!

Well, he’s officially out of that super easy and fun stage where he stays mostly in one place and is easily entertained by simple toys and just looking at stuff. Now we’re into the incredibly fun, but exhausting stage of getting into absolutely everything that is off limits and/or dangerous. =)

This last month has been huge for Grey in terms of physical and language development. He managed to pull himself up just in the last 2 weeks. He’s also cruising and letting go to balance for a few seconds at a time. He’s crawling now, but it’s still kind of awkward and he still much prefers the scoot. The biggest game changers have been pulling up to the coffee table (it’s now much tidier!) and getting up the little stair/raised lip into the kitchen from the living room. This means he can’t be contained to one room now. It’s super cute to watch him negotiate that little step, so I can’t complain too loudly.

He is also understanding more of what we say. Now, if you hand him a ball and hold out a cup, he’ll put the ball in when you ask. You can see his mind is processing when you ask him questions, and his talking is starting to sound more like a “real” person.

Some of you have heard this story, but a few weeks ago I had Grey in his highchair for breakfast. He had chunks of bananas and dried raspberries in front of him, and clearly was enjoying the bananas most. I was keeping him company while he ate, and he picked up a raspberry, looked at it, looked at me… then back at the raspberry. He then proceeded to feed me that one, plus every other raspberry on his plate- and NO bananas! I thought that was pretty funny. He’s certainly more calculating than he used to be.

He made it up two regular stairs yesterday, on his 10 month b-day. The video below is a lucky shot. I was actually trying to tape him *trying* to get up the step… but he figured it out and surprised the hell outta me!

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Such a patient pooch.

Such a patient pooch.

Blanket fort

Blanket fort

Not sure what we were doing but he loved it!

Not sure what we were doing but he loved it!

No Naps!!

No Naps!!

Yes, he lays on the cat. And she lets him. And it's adorable.

Yes, he lays on the cat. And she lets him. And it’s adorable.

Sweet and silly

Sweet and silly

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Checking out his zebra

Checking out his zebra

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Practicing standing up

Practicing standing up

The cat has no personal space according to G

The cat has no personal space according to G

Spot the baby

Spot the baby

He actually loves swings, but they zone him out.

He actually loves swings, but they zone him out.

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Blueberries

Blueberries

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Model Baby at the playground.

Model Baby at the playground.

Daddy taught him how to stick his tongue out while I was at work one day.

Daddy taught him how to stick his tongue out while I was at work one day.

Eating hand towels for dinner. Silly boy.

Eating hand towels for dinner. Silly boy.

DINNER TIME!!

DINNER TIME!!

The baby proofing isn't going so well.

The baby proofing isn’t going so well.

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