Enjoy the quiet time.
He's mobile, according to daycare he's very advanced compared to the other kids. I assume the other kids parents don't wear masks.Enjoy the quiet time.
The game changes when they start getting mobile. It goes from sitting to standing to running way too fast.
I do remember enjoying his ability to sit up on his own at that age.
We used to be able to enjoy a breakfast out or a chill Sunday morning...
My oldest starting walking on his first birthday. I had been trying to get him to walk for a month but he refused. No matter what I did as soon as I let go of his hands he would sit down. I was getting worried that something was wrong with him (mom had said I was walking at 11 months.) We went out to eat on his birthday and when we got home I put him in the middle of the floor, he immediately stood up and took off down the hall. Hubby and I were in shock for a moment and then he peaked back around the corner with a huge grin on his face. I think he was practicing when we weren't looking. LolEnjoy the quiet time.
The game changes when they start getting mobile. It goes from sitting to standing to running way too fast.
I do remember enjoying his ability to sit up on his own at that age.
We used to be able to enjoy a breakfast out or a chill Sunday morning...
Clearly a baby genius.
crawling since about 6ish months, walking while holding out hands since 7ish months and cruising around in his walker since then.
Lil man loved his walker at that age. He used to have so much fun in it.
Yea it does, it provides him a buffer so he can't grab EVERYTHING
It'll be gone any day now. He's been standing on his own since last week, it's coming soon.
Yes.My daughter starts Kindergarten today, is it normal for a parent to get more nervous than their child
I can't wait for my son to really start talking. I anticipate many calls from school.My son who's nine comes upstair the other day to take a break from gaming. I ask "how you doing down there?" He replies with "doing good dad, just clapping cheeks".
Had to laugh inside. Had a quick chat what that means and how not to use that term outside the house.
I might have mentioned this but I've told Mrs Beard I expect to frequently be having meetings with teachers and principals.
Raising boys is awesome!
My daughter didn’t walk until she was 15 months. I was getting worried then one day at the gym she just took off full walking laps around the gym. She just waited until she could completely do it. This is literally 1 minute after she did her first walking. Fucking monster dunking basketballs.
It's amazing really. Another time a few months back were watching tv together and he asks "dad, what a pussy?" I tell him "use it in a sentence" without cracking a smile. He says "you're a pussy" I go on to explain it slang for wimp or being weak and asked were he heard it from. He got it off two guys on YouTube gaming just shit talking each other for fun. I really don't want my kids to make the OMG face when adult language is around. We've had many talks about context and intent and that'll be the difference between funny and punishable.
As you know, I'm somewhat of a habitual line stepper, I anticipate my wife and my son's teachers will get very upset with me over the next few decades.
I don’t find you to be a “line stepper” I find you to be quite submissive, almost feminine.
