I haven't posted a video in a while. Just haven't had time to think about getting the camera out until today. Here's a little clip of Maximilien and I playing on the floor in his room. He really loves the perspective. I often catch him laying on his back staring out the window. Today, we worked on his balance and I wanted to show him that it's okay to fall down. He's getting braver everyday. He's started dive bombing everything with in his reach. And he is still all about tasting the world around him. I love how he looks over to me like he's saying, "Mama, watch this!" or "Look what I can do". Everyday is a new adventure for us. Even though I lack sleep I somehow find the energy to do the mom thing. Just looking at my son fills me with this energy I've never had before.
Sitting up, getting stronger, being braver from PutYourFlareOn and Vimeo.
very good Max! Gotta love that toy....Katy does too! Hugs...
Mary Anne
Posted by: Mary Anne | August 31, 2007 at 16:16
Cute video! We have the same square Lamaze toy that Max has. Katie is just 4 months old, so about a month younger that yours. I enjoy reading your blog and seeing where Max is at and what he's learning. We don't have the neat stackable ring toy though...might have to get that! And your "Daily Links" have been fun to look at too! Thanks for sharing!
Posted by: Heather | August 31, 2007 at 16:58
Stinkin' cute! He's so happy and content, that boy.
As I was watching I kept feeling like something was missing...and then I realized what it was. No screaming toddler in the background! Ahhhh, yes, that wonderful sound of silence. I miss it. :)
Posted by: Leigh | August 31, 2007 at 21:15
how fun! i need to get some more carpet in my apt in order for peanut to fall over :)
Posted by: gleek | August 31, 2007 at 22:54
He is just so darn cute!
I feel for you! I went through the same thing with my little one a few weeks back. I tried everything! The only 2 things that ended up working was either playing with her until she finally got tired (which sometimes wasn't until 1am!), or letting her sit in her swing chair until she started yawning.
This stage will pass though. I promise!
Posted by: Deb | September 02, 2007 at 00:20