2. He's a very curious and observant baby, he's always thinking, I just wish I knew about what!
3. We've been told by our doctor that he's an early talker and if he takes a little while longer to hit milestones it's because he'd rather talk! He can say "momma" and "dadda" (started at 6 months) and he rarely confuses the parent he's addressing!
4. He loves watching me sign things to him. He watches my hands very intently and sometimes afterwards I'll catch him examining his own hands and separating his little fingers and turning his hand front to back (I hope that means he's catching on)
5. He's extremely limber! I didn't think that was very unique because I've seen some very limber babies in my time but I guess that their are many who do not share his flexibility. Maybe he'll be a gymnast!
6. He loves his baths! It's his favorite time of any day. His eyes get huge with excitement when we draw his bath and his legs kick faster than I've ever seen any human kick!
7. He loves the outdoors. He loves walks, swimming, going to meet daddy outside when he gets home from work. If it takes him outside, he's all over it!
8. He seems to have a very good immune system (knock on wood). In his 7 months of life he's only had mild congestion and a runny nose for maybe one day in Idaho during the winter. His doctor always comments on how that's quite an accomplishment!
Now Chase would like to tag Addie, Sevy, Luke, Ava, and Grant!
4 comments:
Augh! Knock on wood, its a good thing we're keeping him away from Payton. I said the same thing to my friend Stacy, and the next week Payton got a cold! That Chasers is a talker, he's going to be saying complete sentences soon. Good luck with the sign, Payton has never seemed into it...but we keep trying...
I am jelous that you have only had a runny nose. We have full blown RSV, but I now know what it is like with a really sick kid. Kyle Chase is adorable. I love the picture of him with Jessica.
MORE PICTURES OF CHASE-BABY PLEASE!!!! CAN'T EVER GET ENOUGH! HAPPY EASTER, YO
That picture is beautiful! Keep knocking on wood about the immune system - there's nothing more important (to me) than a baby who is healthy. Especially since they can't avoid the teething and other natural pains of growing up. No need to add sickness in the mis. Unfortunately, it happens at times... Poor kids!
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