Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Ka Pow
Boys love loud noises. This little boy was enjoying the sound of the dishwasher detergent compartment door slamming, even though it scared him everytime it slammed, Ka Pow! Watch him blink, eyes get big, then do it again.
...I'm sure I'll later regret letting him play in the open dishwasher when he can reach the knives. I'll think about that tomorrow!
Friday, March 25, 2011
Baby Food!
I'm so proud of myself. So, naturally, I'm going to brag on our blog...because, what else is a blog for (besides bragging on our baby, of course)?
I've been making my own baby food, when I can, and now that Josh has tried out a variety of vegetables (and we know he's not allergic to them), I've started making them en masse. I'm also trying to think ahead to when he'll be eating whatever we're eating for dinner, and how I can serve it to him. So far, he still has zero teeth, but he is getting really good with his pincer reflex and can pick up tiny objects...so within a month or two, I'm betting he'll be eating some finger foods. But right now, I'm still pureeing everything, but also trying to use whatever I'm having for dinner, so it's not a separate production.
Hence, to make a long story short (although I think I just made a short story long, sorry!) I roasted vegetables for my dinner the other night. And Josh got his own pan! I put a ton of root vegetables in my pan with olive oil, salt and pepper, and Josh got the same veggies in his pan, but just with water. After they were roasted, I tossed Josh's veggies in the food processor, in combinations that I thought he might enjoy. Then what he didn't eat that night I poured in ice cube trays, which conveniently enough are 1 oz. portions exactly, and froze them. See below!
Here we have New Potatoes and Parsnip, Sweet Potatoes with carrots and zucchini, and some strawberries and bananas that I pureed the next morning at breakfast while we both ate our oatmeal! I included a bag of just carrots, too.
See how much he loves sweet potatoes with carrots and zucchini!
Oops! Mommy missed. It's hard to take a pic and feed a baby at the same time. Do forgive!
I've been making my own baby food, when I can, and now that Josh has tried out a variety of vegetables (and we know he's not allergic to them), I've started making them en masse. I'm also trying to think ahead to when he'll be eating whatever we're eating for dinner, and how I can serve it to him. So far, he still has zero teeth, but he is getting really good with his pincer reflex and can pick up tiny objects...so within a month or two, I'm betting he'll be eating some finger foods. But right now, I'm still pureeing everything, but also trying to use whatever I'm having for dinner, so it's not a separate production.
Hence, to make a long story short (although I think I just made a short story long, sorry!) I roasted vegetables for my dinner the other night. And Josh got his own pan! I put a ton of root vegetables in my pan with olive oil, salt and pepper, and Josh got the same veggies in his pan, but just with water. After they were roasted, I tossed Josh's veggies in the food processor, in combinations that I thought he might enjoy. Then what he didn't eat that night I poured in ice cube trays, which conveniently enough are 1 oz. portions exactly, and froze them. See below!
Here we have New Potatoes and Parsnip, Sweet Potatoes with carrots and zucchini, and some strawberries and bananas that I pureed the next morning at breakfast while we both ate our oatmeal! I included a bag of just carrots, too.
See how much he loves sweet potatoes with carrots and zucchini!
Oops! Mommy missed. It's hard to take a pic and feed a baby at the same time. Do forgive!
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Josh+Food=Fun
I don't even remember what he was eating, some vegetable mix, maybe. But it was fun. He got so messy, and I let him. It's bath night, after all. =)
I love it. That serious face on my One-Sock-Wonder.
I love it. That serious face on my One-Sock-Wonder.
Friday, March 18, 2011
My Ryobi Man
I was installing child locks on the kitchen cabinets when I discovered something Josh inherited from his grandfathers and great grandfathers...a love of power tools.
Talking
Josh loves to "talk", but when naptime strikes, he goes from happy to sleepy in a split second.
Wrestling
Josh and I like to get on the floor before bedtime and "wrestle." He laughs so hard, especially when I do sit ups. I have to say I've never enjoyed doing crunches quite this much...
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
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