Where did 6 months go? I have it all documented in endless photographs of Joseph but no idea what we've actually done with the time.
Joe has been very busy growing and developing and at 6 months is beginning to categorise similar objects together. I know this because tomorrow we're going to the Birkbeck Babylab so he can participate isn a study looking at what makes babies categorise different objects together.
Today I also saw this new understanding in action. While we were hanging out in the kitchen, he was staring at my mug. At first I thought this was because it has Daffy on it and was reflecting in the shiny binUntil I noticed he kept turning his head and checking out Matt's Bugs mug on the table before coming back to Daffy and making little "ha!" noises as he switched views:
6 months is also when it's recommended to start offering food other than milk. For the hell of it we're trying baby led weaning, so rather than spoon-feeding him pureed mush, we're giving him bits of the stuff we eat and are letting him go at it himself. It's proving to be messy (very, very messy) but a whole lot of fun.
yeah she is back
Posted by: harriet | 13 August 2008 at 10:47 PM
Oh my word, this boy is far cuter than should be allowed. I can feel macho exterior quite literally disintegrating.
Glad motherhood's treating you well.
Posted by: Northern | 18 September 2008 at 08:38 AM
wow,so lovely baby!
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Blue eyes!!!I love this baby!!
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Such a lovely baby!UMM,I LOVE HIM!!
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My God!!!This boy is far cuter than should be allowed.
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TWO BIG BULE EYES!CUTE ENOUGH!!!
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At first I thought this was because it has Daffy on it and was reflecting in the shiny binUntil I noticed he kept turning his head and checking out Matt's Bugs mug on the table before coming back to Daffy and making little "ha!" noises as he switched views
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Daffy on it and was reflecting in the shiny binUntil I noticed he kept turning his head and checking out Matt's Bugs mug on the table before coming back to Daffy and making little "ha!" noises as he switched views:
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Matt's Bugs mug on the table before coming back to Daffy and making little "ha!" noises as he switched views:
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What a lovely Baby Girl. She looks hugable..
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I'm not sure whether there's any theory behind why this should work to soothe an aching head, but in my experience it works. Though perhaps not as reliably as a couple of decent painkillers. I've always liked to imagine that it's the impossibility of the task that takes away the headache's power; as aches don't really have a shape or a colour, trying to 'see' such things, just highlights the fact that there's nothing really there.
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Apparantly, only 15% of us believe that the number 13 is unlucky. I say apparantly because on the last two occasions I've flown, I've found myself sitting in row 13 having forgotten to check in early and having to make do with the seats not desired by my fellow passengers. Given that this was business class on BA, it's reasonable to assume that many of these row-13 avoiders were male professionals, though perhaps not British, admittedly. This might be explained by the fact that quite a lot of us believe in fate (64%). While we know 13 is just a number and that considering it unlucky is silly (especially when we're responding to a questionnaire), willfully choosing to sit in seat 13 still feels like a wanton and unneccesary provocation of fate. It doesn't really make sense, but then people often don't.
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