7 Months!

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7 Months!
My little Christmas Elf is 7 Months today! He is no longer a quiet little baby that lays on the floor staring up at the sky. He is now crawling and pulling himself up onto anything he can reach. My day just changed drastically... and dramatically. With standing and holding on to furniture comes the rocky unsteadiness of little legs. There is a lot of falling over, followed by a lot of tears. He is also eating more and more solids. We are following a mixture of purees and baby led weaning. Where basically we give E some bits of food and let him feed himself. But I can be a nervous nelly about choking, so we are just going slow with this. Right now food is for fun and experimenting, so we are really laid back about solids. So far he loves everything he is eating. That's my boy! 


With Christmas right around the corner, we are so excited to share this holiday and all the beauty of it with our little guy! We have some traditions we are going to introduce him to and new traditions we will start as a family of three. 

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Kristina P. said…
He still has cute chubby baby legs!
December 8, 2011 at 11:03 AM
Madeline @ Food, Fitness, Family said…
Oh my goodness!! His shoes are WAY too cute!! Little elf :)
December 8, 2011 at 10:29 PM
Meghan said…
The elf hat and shoes...I'm dying of cuteness. I love your choice of background fabric too. So fitting.
December 12, 2011 at 11:07 PM
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