Sorry we missed doing the six-month photos, but hopefully the seven-month photo session will make up for it.<\/p>\n
So at less than seven months, Isaac has mastered crawling, can sit up on his own, and is able to climb on things to stand up.\u00a0 He is beginning to communicate more, which is a relief.\u00a0 I don’t know if it’s babbling exactly, but he grunts and says “ah” back and forth with us like we’re having a conversation.<\/p>\n
Isaac is now eating several different fruits and vegetables.\u00a0 Some new ones are: zucchini, brocolli, corn, avocado, apricot, quinoa, raisin, and pear.<\/p>\n
Some other developments:\u00a0 He has learned\u00a0how to scream when he is upset.\u00a0 This usually happens in his crib when he’s tired but is fighting it with all his might.\u00a0 He also would do raspberries after we initiate it, which is exciting because I feel like this is our first real interaction\/game with one another.<\/p>\n
He is sleeping exclusively in his crib now (no more swing).\u00a0 He wakes up only once a night and it’s usually around 4AM, after having slept for 6-7 hours.\u00a0 All things considered, that’s pretty good.<\/p>\n
So much of his personality is coming out these days.\u00a0 He loves to laugh and play.\u00a0 He is a very, very curious baby.\u00a0 When there is something he does not recognize, he wants to go to it, touch it, climb on it, and then put it in his mouth.\u00a0 He’s also got a bad attitude sometimes when he’s upset and unhappy.\u00a0 He will scream, squirm, and try to roll over during diaper changes.\u00a0 He also yells when we restrict him from going somewhere or touching something.\u00a0 And when we remove him from an area, he immediately crawls back to it over and over, no matter how many times we grab him and say “no, no, no!”<\/p>\n
In a nutshell, he is his father’s son.\u00a0 \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
-J<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_1_placeholder\n
