Our little Ryann is growing fast. At 7 months she was...
19 lb 4 oz and 27 1/4 inches tall
Ryann loves paper! I had quite the time trying to get a picture of her with her 7 month sign. The compromise was she got to play with the part without writing.
Even her Grandma Greene lets her play with it. It's all great while she has the paper but eventually it has to be taken away and that usually ends up in tears. But if you don't give her the paper she ends up in tears.
The only thing better than paper...
Christmas BOWS!!!! She has left all her presents under the tree alone because the bows are so much more fun.
On December 8th her two bottom front teeth broke through! She now spends most of the day with her lips pursed and her tongue on her teeth so her lips are poking out too. I am not quite sure she knows what to think of these new things her in her mouth.
She is rolling all over the place. She sometimes gets up on her knees but she doesn't know what to do. She seems to be fine with rolling for now, that gets her where she needs too.
Ryann loved it when I put up the Christmas tree. Her favorite part has been getting the tree skirt. One time when I pulled her way from the tree skirt she actually laughed at me!
This is usually where I find Ryann. She rolls over to her toys but then gets stuck by the entertainment center. I will hear and thud and a then a little fuss, followed by thud and more fussing. When I check on her, sure enough, she is trying to roll through the entertainment center. She is getting better now at figuring out to move the other way.
The dogs continue to be a constant entertainment to her. And in turn, the dogs now know when Ryann is in her high chair there is the possibility of FOOD so they are right next to me when I am feeding her.
Ryann watching her first Christmas movie.
What happens when Grandma puts a present too close to Ryann and her dad shows her there is paper...
Well of course it gets opened...
and even the box gets chewed on...
but take that paper away from her...
Told you she gets mad.
Throw Sally into it.
It was up to Maggie's belly and poor Sally was covered.
More importantly it was Ryann's first snow. She was a good sport and tolerated the layers I put her in, even if it meant barely being able to bend her arms.
Throw Sally into it.
It was up to Maggie's belly and poor Sally was covered.
More importantly it was Ryann's first snow. She was a good sport and tolerated the layers I put her in, even if it meant barely being able to bend her arms.
