Good times could make boring reading . . . but maybe not boring pictures?
After a worrisome April, May and June, due to his infantile spasms, and a long time with no laughing, because of the medication . . . Liam has had a very happy week. It’s been delightful.
(And in addition to all that smiling and giggling, he’s done these new things:
- passed toys from one hand to another
- put his hand down on the floor, when I had him sitting with support, to brace himself. That’s said to be how they learn to sit
- found that he can put a cloth over his face and then take it off again, rather than putting it on and wailing because he can’t see!)
Now, Liam’s main activity for the week:
They say babies’ smiles are there to remind the parents, “I’m worth taking care of!” I believe it!
(This post is also at Liam’s site, Letters to Liam.)
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The second to the bottom with the water is my favorite. The look says “Wow, this is wet” with a hint of glee – that is if I’m reading his face correctly.
A beautiful post, a blessed child and graced parents. God keep you and bless you.
Beautiful boy.
And in the third picture, he seems to be saying, “Hey, this lady who takes care of me is pretty cool. I like her!”