Rolling like a river
Yesterday Maeve rolled from front to back for the first time.
I put her down on a blanket on her tummy for a minute, walked into the kitchen to grab Jack's backpack, turned to look at something and saw her gracefully go right over. I yelled for Josh and clapped for her.
Then a feeling of dread came over me. What the hell is she doing? She's not allowed to move around, she's my baby! And if she's moving around, then that means I need to pay more attention. And move small 4-year-old and 2-year-old toy pieces out of reach. And now I can't leave her on the changing table while I turn around and wash my hands.
Why yes, I have managed to make one of her milestones all about me.
I tried to convince her to do it again for the camera, but she was having none of that.
If I was her, I would figure out how to do it with regularity so Jack and Emmie stop turning her over while yelling, "Roll! Maeve, roll!" Apparently they saw me "helping" her practice a few days ago and now want to be equally as involved.
I put her down on a blanket on her tummy for a minute, walked into the kitchen to grab Jack's backpack, turned to look at something and saw her gracefully go right over. I yelled for Josh and clapped for her.
Then a feeling of dread came over me. What the hell is she doing? She's not allowed to move around, she's my baby! And if she's moving around, then that means I need to pay more attention. And move small 4-year-old and 2-year-old toy pieces out of reach. And now I can't leave her on the changing table while I turn around and wash my hands.
Why yes, I have managed to make one of her milestones all about me.
I tried to convince her to do it again for the camera, but she was having none of that.
If I was her, I would figure out how to do it with regularity so Jack and Emmie stop turning her over while yelling, "Roll! Maeve, roll!" Apparently they saw me "helping" her practice a few days ago and now want to be equally as involved.
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3 Comments:
Go Maeve!
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Debi (Truthful Mommy)
http://motherhoodthetruth.blogspot.com/
I totally agree. I wish that my 14 month old was 3 months old again just so that she would stay in one place! I would be nice to go the bathroom without her following me in too!
(Go Maeve!!!)
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