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Back at home, Xander has been changing a lot of late and, in the last week, has started crawling backwards – as they do before realising that forward is, well, the way forward – and also babbling. Whereas Dylan started off with 'dadada', his little brother seems to favour 'mamama'. I know, of course, that this doesn't actually mean anything, but it's nice, especially for Kate, that his noise of choice sounds specific to her. As is often the case with second children, he seems to be reaching these milestones earlier than Dylan did. The monkey see, monkey do principle definitely applies here, but I think the movement side of things is further helped by the fact that he's so big and strong for his age. He's still topping the percentile charts in every category and also seems to do baby workouts – we often catch him trying to do sit ups, complete with hilarious facial expression. Funny boy!
The other news to share is that, thanks to work, I'll be off to the Mumsnet BlogFest in November. This will be the second time a job has sent me to a blogging conference; I'm not sure what I'm doing right, but I'll take that! If you're going along too, I'll see you there!
The other news to share is that, thanks to work, I'll be off to the Mumsnet BlogFest in November. This will be the second time a job has sent me to a blogging conference; I'm not sure what I'm doing right, but I'll take that! If you're going along too, I'll see you there!
Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteYou are so right with the monkey see, monkey do. Monkey being the key word here.....
your off to mumsnet?! cool. how do you get al these great gigs?
ReplyDeleteOh yeh the monkey see, monkey do things works WAAAAAY to well in my opinion. That'll be why i find my 2 year old up on top of her 10 year old brother's high sleeper bed rooting through his pocket money *gah*