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I think I can get it.

I have started giving Katherine a few veggie puffs as a snack and to occupy her while we are eating. She is working on her fine motor skills as she chases them around the high chair tray, picks them up and puts them in her mouth. It is much easier said than done. Once the puff gets a little wet, it starts to dissolve and it sticks to her finger. I thought she had done a great job because they were all gone. When I got her out of her high chair, they were all over the seat. I have also notice that she “accidently” dropped one which Hooligan promptly ate. I hope that does not become a trend.

Little Froggy

Katherine looked so cute in her frog towel after Sam gave her a bath that I just had to take a picture.

We took a baby sign language class and frog was one of the signs we learned. It possibly may be the first sign she did. The baby sign for frog is sticking out your tongue. One day when in her bathroom she was sticking our her tongue. Well she was by her shower curtain (which she loves) and it has frogs, ducks and turtles all over it. She did the correct sign in the correct context, but I have a feeling it was just a fluke.

I found a spoon!

Katherine is getting very mobile and she follows me all over the house. It really annoys her when I am in the kitchen cooking or cleaning up because I pace back and forth down our long skinny kitchen and she keeps trying to be right by me. I finally stopped long enough to load the dishwasher. She pulled right up and wanted to help me unload. Luckily I loaded a spoon first which is pretty safe. I think most of my friends have pictures of their kids on the dishwasher door. She has not quite learned to climb in yet but I am sure it is coming.