In which Caleb is playing with all of his toys and doesn't even bother to get them out of the basket:
Caleb also visited the doctor's office today for a routine check-up. You know what that means; updated stats:
-Weight: 23 lbs. 5 oz. (80th percentile)
-Length: 29-1/4 in. (45th percentile)
-Head Circ.: 18-3/4 in. (90th percentile)
He's grown since November, but he's apparently short and stocky.
In which Mommy supervises Caleb while he crawls up the stairs:
[He really is doing most of that climbing by himself. No, we never let him do it unsupervised.]
In which Caleb is so hungry he needed two spoons:
In which Caleb inspects the structural integrity of his crib:
In which Caleb has awoken from his nap too soon, and with "bedhead":
In which Caleb discovers that standing up by holding on to Mommy's swivel chair is more difficult than standing up by the coffee table:
In which Mommy helps Caleb practice standing without holding on to anything:
In which Caleb gets a trim from Daddy:
In which Caleb and Mommy conduct experiments with static electricity:
In which Caleb has been cruisin' for coasters:
In addition to crawling more, he's also cruising some now. He can go the full length of that coffee table with minimal support from Mommy or Daddy. As you can see in this picture, he's pretty stable standing still holding onto the table. He also pulled himself up to that position.
In which Caleb waves to his Great Grandma Jo and says "Happy Birthday!"
In which Caleb gets out in the snow for the first time:
He seemed to like it fine as long as someone was holding him, but he did not like sitting in it, even in his snowsuit.
In which Caleb can be easily entertained by a coaster:
In which Caleb tinkers with his Sit 'n' Scoot to try to get more power (grunt grunt):
In which we see the response to the question "How big is Caleb?"
"Soooo big"
In which Caleb notices the gate has been propped open and makes a break for it:
"I'm freeeee!"
In which we interrupt Caleb while he is bouncing to note that he is feeling much better:
Caleb went back to the doctor today and was given a clean bill of health! His lungs sounded all clear and he no longer has to do his breathing treatments twice a day, only if he needs it.
In which Caleb is helping Mommy with her school work:
In which Caleb has been sent up the river:
"I swear I'm innocent. I was framed!"
In which Caleb starts to recover from his hospital stay with some light weight training:
