Here Sammie is displaying her TWO little teeth, both on the bottom row. I don't know if you can see them really well, but if there's a way to zoom, you definitely will notice them. We think she may be cutting a third, this time on top. She's chewing on anything and everything she can find... clothes, couches, the fireplace, the coffee table, etc. Most recently, she's taken a liking to her baby food jars. She's not so great about eating what's in them (mom gets lots of spits and raspberries), but she loves to suck/chew the outside of the bottle and lid. Funny girl.

On par for her age, Samantha is quite adept at getting into every drawer, closet, or cupboard she can find. Just this week she emptied her bottom dresser drawer, my sock drawer, and the tupperware cupboard all in one day. Here she sits with the tupperware. Our kitchen space is limited, so we also store potatoes with the tupperware (odd, I know). Sam had bitten little bites in two or three potatoes before I got the bag from her... In this picture, I think there's still a potato sitting right behind her. (Aside: tonight, Brian and I distinctly heard her say "tato" -- of course we knew that was short for potato, as any good Idahoan/Londoner baby would say, even though there were no potatoes around when she said it, hmmm.)
Cute as a button! Since seeing her little cousin, Ashton, all dressed up in ribbons and bows, we decided Sammie might enjoy a few hairpieces of her own. As long as I can distract her immediately after getting it tied in her hair, she's pretty good about leaving it in, at least for a little while. Today she wore a bright pink bow that matched the trim on her little green jumper. She got several compliments at church. We think she's cute, bow or no bow -- just for the record.

2 comments:
I find it so amazing to watch little kids grow and develop-- especially when they seem to do exactly what my child development textbook told me they would do! Somehow though, it's still very unique to each little one.
:) the adventure is when they do things the book DOESN'T tell you about. :)
What a joy to be a mother-- I'm glad you are revelling in it so freely!
One of my good friends just decided that she needed to go back to work. She is so upset about it. She's due in December with their second child, but one income just isn't cutting it. It's truely a blessing to be a stay at home mom these days.
Cute little wave from that Sammie girl!! Isn't she darling??
It's good, Kam, for you to recognize the joys of motherhood right from the start like this. By you writing about her and posting her pictures like this, you have a very valuable 'memory-maker' that you're acquiring, and you won't even have to put together a Baby Book, eh??!
I LOVE getting to share in your life like this, and see Sam's development on a week-by-week (and sometimes almost day-by-day) basis! I think it's really a treasure! Thanks!! Love, Mom
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