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Sitting, Waiting, Wishing



Sawyer has been doing so well with his head control lately. We got the bumbo out for the nanny to feed her baby in. I decided to try him in it. At first he was very confused and seemed to be supporting himself with his elbows. A few days later I added the tray and some toys and he went to town. 







We think he is teething and so everything he can goes in his mouth. He still doesn't have much grasping ability but this particular toy (the Squish) was pretty easy for him to drag over. 

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  1. RachaelApril 28, 2013 at 7:36 AM

    Such a big cute boy! Those bottom 2 pictures are the spitting image of you as a baby! They could be dated 1983! :-)

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