My little girl is so grown up...
I put Leah on her back looking up at toys on her play gym. (I think that's what it's called.) I did a few dishes because she seemed pretty happy there, then heard her start to cry. She had rolled over all by herself and was a foot away from the play mat! This is a first! I don't know how she got so far from it. She's been pretty close to it for a while now, but she finally did it on her own. She's really good at rolling onto her side. When I put her down to sleep, she rolls onto her side. I think she likes her side more than her back, but I put her on her back because they say it's best for babies to prevent SIDS. But she has her own idea of what's best. I'm going to have my hands full when she really starts moving around!
She has also started to play with her feet a lot more. Andrew thinks she's going to be left-handed because she grabs her feet with her left hand more than her right.
When she's in a playful mood, Leah LOVES to stand. She can even hold her own weight! She needs help with balancing, but she can stand with us just holding her hands to keep her steady. Andrew looked it up - only 25% of babies can do that by the end of the fourth month. She's so advanced! (OK, so I may be looking a little too much into this...lol)
She has also started to play with her feet a lot more. Andrew thinks she's going to be left-handed because she grabs her feet with her left hand more than her right.
When she's in a playful mood, Leah LOVES to stand. She can even hold her own weight! She needs help with balancing, but she can stand with us just holding her hands to keep her steady. Andrew looked it up - only 25% of babies can do that by the end of the fourth month. She's so advanced! (OK, so I may be looking a little too much into this...lol)
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