Today Tyler had a little trouble surfing the internet while holding Lydia. Gone are the days of holding her in our laps and checking our email at the same time. Sorry for the blurriness. She was moving pretty fast.
Lydia surprised us yesterday when she grabbed Tyler's cup and started drinking out of it like she knew what she was doing. She seemed pretty proud of herself.
You can notice that when I don't say, "Where's Lydia?" she starts grunting at me until I do. It's like I didn't do my part and she couldn't lower it until I did.
At the tulip festival. She mostly liked the grass.
I liked her face in this one. She's all grubby, but it's adorable.
Lydia can play roll-the-ball!
Well, Finals are over for both me and Tyler. It's good to be done and have a week before Tyler starts studying for the MCAT. I'm excited to be able to stay home with Lydia full time again. She's becoming more fun as she gets older.
Lately we've been reading the Little House on the Prairie books together (by together I mean I read them out loud while Lydia plays with her blocks-and by playing with her blocks I mean eats them.) Anyways, reading them and a few other factors recently inspired me to make my own homemade cottage cheese! You can read about it on my other blog here.
Here are a few videos and pictures for your viewing pleasure:
Lydia hasn't even attempted to crawl and hates being on her tummy. I'm pretty sure it's going to be a while until she learns. In the meantime, I've been trying to help her learn to stand up, because if she won't crawl, maybe she'll walk early. Today she finally understood that you should hold on to something to keep standing up!
This is very typical of how she sleeps. No matter where we put her in her crib, by the time we go in to check on her, her head is squished in the corner and the blanket it all sorts of tangled around her.
Here are some pictures of Lydia in her Easter dress. She was adorable, minus being wet down the whole front of it thanks to drool. Ah well, that's the Lyddie we know and love.
We recently learned that Lydia can sit on the little bench on this toy. She really enjoys it for pretty long periods of time. Below is a video of her playing with it too. Ah, the joys of repetitive noise.
