Tuesday, December 8, 2009

The Happiest Baby on Earth

So I realize it's been some time since I last posted, so I'll try to list a few highlights from the past few weeks:
  • Matt camped out outside of Best Buy on Thanksgiving night to score amazing deals on two new laptops, as well as come to a deeper understanding of bizarre human social behavior.
  • We had a great time tailgating and attending the UH football game last weekend with a couple of friends while Matt's parents looked after Nate.
  • We've spent quite a bit of time at a great beach that is in the shade of a large building until midday - perfect for Nate and his baby friends to play in the shade.
  • Matt's brother Tim returned to his family in Mississippi safe and sound from a deployment in Iraq.
  • I've decorated our apartment for Christmas.
  • Nate has cut his first tooth!
Well Nate may not be the most advanced baby in terms of physical abilities or speech, but I think he's off the charts when it comes to personality. He is so chill, rarely cries (even though he's teething), and LOVES to smile and laugh. I've posted a few videos below as evidence for my case:

High Five Lessons from Dad:

Sucking His Toes:

And he actually used to really dislike his Johnny jump-up, but now its growing on him. Especially when silly Daddy comes home after a day at work.

3 comments:

  1. These clips make me even more excited to see Nate.

    So glad to hear that Tim arrived home safely and is with his family for the holidays.

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  2. Its about time you posted something new! Love the videos! Nate always puts a huge smile on my face. He could very possibly be the happiest baby on Earth! Glad he likes the jumper now!

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  3. What a cute kid. And, here's some more good news (sort of): Nate will not only be better looking than his Dad (thank you Leslie), he may also be smarter... I've noticed in your photos that Nate's head is bigger than Matt's... or is that just trick photography? Matt, perhaps you shouldn't wear that beanie.

    Also, not to worry about the pace of Nate's verbal and motor skill development. Matt's Mom used to brag about Matt's early skills...

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