Rebecca hangs out on the floor by the table playing while we eat our breakfast, and most times she's pretty happy, though she's started getting into a lot of stuff lately, so I'm thinking we're going to need to contain her in a high chair so we can eat soon... which means we need to find her a high chair that I actually like! This takes a lot of work!
Justin thought it was funny when Rebecca reached for the shower rod... and then she started making the most priceless faces.
I introduced Rebecca to sidewalk chalk, and she thought it was pretty neat for a while...
And, the jolly jumper. I have to say, I think this is one of Rebecca's current favourite activities. She can turn herself to see all parts of the room, and she can bounce and see everything, without being on her tummy all the time.
As I mentioned, tonight was Justin's last shift at Wendy's, which is nice in a lot of ways. We like having Saturdays to use for our own leisure and pleasure, and him having to work was a pain a lot of times.
We went yard saling this morning, and ended up going to the thrift stores as well, in search of a few items. We didn't find what we were looking for, but I discovered that one of the thrift stores has an incredibly stocked children's book area, so we picked up some books for Rebecca for both now, and later. Some are board books, some are paper backs, but they're all really good classics, and books that teach something or other.
Rebecca had her 6-month appointment on Wednesday, and Dr. McLean feels she is doing well. She weighs somewhere between 15 1/2 and 16 lbs (not quite 16lbs yet for sure), is 24 inches long, and her head is measuring 16 3/4 inches now. The only problem with her measurement on the head dept. is the smallest bicycle helmet is for a 17 1/4 inch head, so the smallest we can get her is way too loose, and by law we can't take her on our bicycles with us unless she has a helmet on. We're pondering getting one of those really tiny helmets so we can simply say "she has a helmet on" and no one will question us (or ticket us!). She is very good at sitting up, which is the main thing when it comes to whether you should take a baby on the bike in one of those child seats or not, so there shouldn't be a problem on that at least.
Other than that, things are pretty much the same as always... I feel like I haven't much to talk about lately
We went yard saling this morning, and ended up going to the thrift stores as well, in search of a few items. We didn't find what we were looking for, but I discovered that one of the thrift stores has an incredibly stocked children's book area, so we picked up some books for Rebecca for both now, and later. Some are board books, some are paper backs, but they're all really good classics, and books that teach something or other.
Rebecca had her 6-month appointment on Wednesday, and Dr. McLean feels she is doing well. She weighs somewhere between 15 1/2 and 16 lbs (not quite 16lbs yet for sure), is 24 inches long, and her head is measuring 16 3/4 inches now. The only problem with her measurement on the head dept. is the smallest bicycle helmet is for a 17 1/4 inch head, so the smallest we can get her is way too loose, and by law we can't take her on our bicycles with us unless she has a helmet on. We're pondering getting one of those really tiny helmets so we can simply say "she has a helmet on" and no one will question us (or ticket us!). She is very good at sitting up, which is the main thing when it comes to whether you should take a baby on the bike in one of those child seats or not, so there shouldn't be a problem on that at least.
Other than that, things are pretty much the same as always... I feel like I haven't much to talk about lately