Hudson has decided that it is much more fun walking across the living room than crawling. He hasn't learned how to turn it, but he will push that walker toy around as many times as you'll set it up for him. Also, making an escape out of our living room is a new hobby. We don't have an area for gates, so we use dollhouses, table top toys, ottomans, etc. to block his way and make him stay in one area. After learning to push the dollhouse down and crawl over it, he has now learned to crawl onto and over the ottoman to get out. So, we are out of options, which means that I will be chasing him all day long. Chasing him is now added to my list of things I do all day long right behind picking him up and physically moving him away from the TV and DVDs about a million times a day (this is only a slight exaggeration). He knows what "No!" means because he now grunts and growls in aggravation when I say it and then proceeds to do it anyway. Yeah, fun! No wonder I require at least 8 hours of sleep every night and am still exhausted every day! I wasn't this tired those first 6 weeks when I had a toddler I was potty training and a newborn getting up during the night!
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Forget crawling!
Hudson has decided that it is much more fun walking across the living room than crawling. He hasn't learned how to turn it, but he will push that walker toy around as many times as you'll set it up for him. Also, making an escape out of our living room is a new hobby. We don't have an area for gates, so we use dollhouses, table top toys, ottomans, etc. to block his way and make him stay in one area. After learning to push the dollhouse down and crawl over it, he has now learned to crawl onto and over the ottoman to get out. So, we are out of options, which means that I will be chasing him all day long. Chasing him is now added to my list of things I do all day long right behind picking him up and physically moving him away from the TV and DVDs about a million times a day (this is only a slight exaggeration). He knows what "No!" means because he now grunts and growls in aggravation when I say it and then proceeds to do it anyway. Yeah, fun! No wonder I require at least 8 hours of sleep every night and am still exhausted every day! I wasn't this tired those first 6 weeks when I had a toddler I was potty training and a newborn getting up during the night!
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