Sunday, March 15, 2015

Monthly Kiddos Roundup


My darling firstborn:
silly and sweet



Our lego towers. Peter's outran mine, and is rocking the patterns. 

Sweet girl. Now eating with a [pitch]fork. 

Uncle Srinath showing videos of Anirvin in AZ. 


Peter trying his first sparkling water




Just another classic "what our days look like around here" snapshot:



Anna the go-getter, now mobile and determined 



Anna's first eggs; Peter visiting his mixer. 

And finally, their first bath together. 
Anna wasted no time starting a splashing contest with Peter. There was a little bit of chaos in that tub. 

A fine time was had by all. 


Sunday, March 8, 2015

Goofing Around


These funny kids...



...except when they're very serious...

...or stunned...

...or all sweet, melting Mama's heart.



But really, this one might be the best:


That's all I wanted to say. Carry on. 

Monday, February 9, 2015

Some Firsts for Anna

This girl's been making some progress. Besides her continually evolving belly squirm, lower teeth, motor skills, sounds, and cuteness, here's some documentation of a few recent firsts:

Her first playground swing. 


She was a fan. 

[Not to be left out, here's her brother that day, finally getting to burn some winter cooped-up energy.]


First finger foods! 
She's a master at the puffs. Was deftly grabbing them and stuffing them in her mouth by the end of her first finger food session. 

And since she's always straining to go after things, only to meet the disappointment that she isn't quite mobile, we broke out the walker. She knew exactly what to do with that. Her first time, she figured out how to go forward (backward is the easy way) and here (in the first pic below) was charging into Daddy's arms. She's now (2 days into her walker-ing) confiscating dish towels, and anything else within her new reach, and scooting hither and yon wherever she's inclined. 

And she is most inclined to go after Peter. One thing we (and certainly he) didn't foresee: how well she can trap him in a corner as he backs away from the walker that's trying to run over his feet.