Ever since Caleb was born, he has been a loud baby. He cries loud. He talks loud. He’s just loud, period. He’ll fit in well with the rest of our family. He must have picked it up from our families, cause Yvonne and I certainly aren’t loud.
Caleb has been talking bunches. Well he’s always made lots of talking sounds, most of which we can not understand. But he’s developed a new favorite word/sound. And it’s not “ma ma†or “da da†which he likes saying both. It’s a sound that sounds like “uuh!†or something like that. I don’t know what’s the best way to spell, so maybe you can tell me. This sound can mostly be interpreted as “give me†or “I want that†or it could even mean “get me out of here†or “help me.†In this case below, it means “give meâ€.
Ever since Caleb started walking, he’s pretty much stopped crawling. And when he’s stopped crawling, he’s pretty much stop climbing. He even doesn’t like to climb up and down stairs anymore. He’ll eventually do so, just cause he wants to get somewhere. But lots of time if mommy or daddy are around, he’ll grunt his “uuh†sound and ask to be picked up. It’s very cute, but if you’re going to be mobile, be mobile up and down the stairs as well. 2 stairs ain’t going to hurt you, son. Of course if you have something he really wants, there is no stopping him. Neither heights, nor depths can stop him from getting what he wants.
Caleb likes his toys. He especially likes his new ones. Take them away when he’s not finished with them yet, and he’ll give you that “uuh†sound. For his birthday we had bought him a toy lawn mower that blows bubbles. He likes bubbles. He likes to walk. He’s going to love this toy! Well he did love it. Problem is is that it didn’t blow bubbles. If adults couldn’t get this toy to blow bubbles, how does anyone expect a baby to make it blow bubbles? So we decided to return it and get another lawn mower. This pops balls. Again he loves it. All he needs is something to walk with.
