Little Sunny often finds grownups she does not see everyday a little frightening. Because of her separation anxiety, she did not care to be passed around the first day, but by Thanksgiving, she was more at ease. This fear takes hold even if she knows the person wanting to hold her. Funny how just when it gets to the point where I cannot hold her while stirring hot stuff, she does not want to be held by anyone but me or Alan. As you will see below, all the comotion tired her out for awhile, but when it was time for bed, she cried for half an hour to come back and join in the fun.
Besides sweet potatoes, Thanksgiving time brings another kind of baby food: dried leaves. Being inside gets a little old of both of us, and for her and Alan, so we often go on a little outing. This outing was just to our front yard, but she had so much fun! We are pretty laid back about the yard, so there are piles of leaves perfect for a baby. She liked to crush the leaves, bang on them, then give them a lick.
Sunny surprised herself by sitting alone, for a few seconds, just before Thanksgiving.
Random, adorable photo:
Maggie and Alan, what a bright, beautiful little girl you have! I'm so happy for you guys!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tara! Pardon the twang, but we sure do love her. We hope you get to come visit when you and Isaac travel back to IL.
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie,
ReplyDeleteWe are definitely planning on the southern route back to Illinois, so I'm very much hoping we'll get to visit and I'll get to meet little miss cutie pie there!