And for the first time Jake followed his Dada's order to hug sissy and pose for him. Actually, he was already hugging Justine but as soon as Joe grabbed the camera he stopped.
Yesterday, it was very hot and humid but we went for a bicycle ride anyway. We only ride for 2 miles then went to the creek to have this two duckies cooling off in that brown, cold water.
Then, we headed off to treat Mary for dinner. We forgot to greet her on her birthday and we also forgot to visit her that day. So, after the bike ride we went to find a restaurant in Franklin but it was Sunday and we never expected that all restaurant in that small town/city were closed. We ended up eating out in an over priced restaurant by the airport in that place. It was also a perfect dinner because Jake turned 28 months old yesterday.(2 yrs& 4 mo.)
I already shared this video in my main blog, but i wanted to post it here too as part of Justine's Milestones. My lil lambchop turns 11-month-& 2 Week old today. She is more than a handful now. I was chatting to Anygen this afternoon when she hit the ESC in my keyboard. She likes pressing any keys in our keyboard, turn the TV off, turn the DVD off and climbing the chairs and lots lots more. At her very young age she already broke our curtain rod, our cable box and I think there is more coming like TV perhaps.
One study of thumb-sucking suggests that as many as 94 percent of infants drop the habit by their first birthday.
Here is what you will expect for your 11 month and week 2 Milestones from BabyCenter.
Chances are good that your baby's grown attached to a certain blanket or toy. Transitional objects may help your baby weather potentially stressful experiences -- such as a doctor's visit or an overnight trip -- more easily. You may want to buy a duplicate of that "lovey" (or cut the original in half, if it's something like a blanket), in case you need to replace a lost one or take it away to clean it.
Your baby probably enjoys looking at books and leafing through the pages, though turning those pages one by one doesn't always happen. Indulge in great picture books or stick with sturdy and inexpensive board books that can stand up to small fingers.
To add variety to your baby's reading time and to find out what appeals the most, try your local library or the kids' section at a family-friendly bookstore — or trade a few titles with friends.
