Today I weighed 6.13 kilo and measured 65 cm long.

Rollin' Some More

I took a break from rolling over for about a week - I haven't been feeling well. But today I decided to practice rolling tummy to back again.

My New Trick

Today I learned to roll from back to front. I have been trying for about a week. I prefer to do it when Mommy isn't looking, hehe. I rolled over about 4 times, and then decided to roll from tummy to back once, just for good measure.

Daddy's Little Carnivore

I had my first real food tonight - chicken soup at Shabbat dinner! I sat in my Bumbo seat and wore the Cubs bib that Auntie Maya got me. Daddy fed me with a little El-Al spoon beause I hadn't gotten her silver spoon from Great Grandma Renee yet. I LOVED the chicken soup! I gobbled it up as though I'd been eating from a spoon all my life! I kept looking for the bowl for more, and trying to grab the spoon and help Daddy feed me. Daddy is so proud of his little carnivore.

Today I weighed 5.53 kilo and measured 62 cm long.

Little Genius

The day we returned from America, Daddy bought me a swing because I so liked the ones I tried on my visit. The swing plays music, and once in awhile the music would change and Mommy & Daddy wondered if I had pressed a button. Today the music changed almost constantly - every few seconds - and there was no doubt about it. I am a genius! OK, I'm not doing it on purpose, but that doesn't stop Mommy & Daddy from being proud.

Where Lolly goes, a beichaleh can't be far behind

At our Mommy and Me group today, everyone was amazed at how excited I was to look at a book. It kept me captivated. Grandma said they wouldn't have been surprised if they knew Mommy better, since Mommy so loves to read. My other favorite thing to do is to be outside. I don't even look at the mobile or other toys on her stroller because I am fascinated with the sky, the trees, the people, and everything I can see when we go for walks. It's just like Great-Grandma used to always say about Mommy - "What's Netanya doing, reading a beichaleh? She should at least bring it outside!" Great-Grandma Renee would have been proud!