Crawled at 5 1/2 months.
Hannah cut her 1st tooth at 8 1/2 months.
She loves Jace and Rachel...they can always make her laugh.
At 9 months she was trying to balance while standing.
Hannah started walking at 11 months...our earliest walker.
Hannah's 1st Christmas. She got a Cabbage Patch Doll since everyone says looks like one, a ball bopper, and clothes. She wasn't too interested in opening gifts, she just wanted to climb on top of every box especially Rachel's easy bake oven.
December 2008, almost a year old. I took her with me to the store one day it was her 1st time seeing snow falling. She had the look of wonder and awe as she looked up in the sky and saw the flakes falling down. I will never forget that curious look on her face.
At one year she still doesn't like our 4-wheelers, especially the sound of them.
Hannah pats everything "on the back" that she picks up like a baby. It could be a doll, stuffed animal, or a blanky. She lays her head down and pats very softly.
When Hannah first started going to the day care, when I was in aerobics...she cried A LOT! And the ladies in there said that she would gather every baby doll she could around her to comfort her, she would have 4 or 5 baby dolls in her lap and just whimper. She is better now though.
Hannah cut her 1st tooth at 8 1/2 months.
She loves Jace and Rachel...they can always make her laugh.
At 9 months she was trying to balance while standing.
Hannah started walking at 11 months...our earliest walker.
Hannah's 1st Christmas. She got a Cabbage Patch Doll since everyone says looks like one, a ball bopper, and clothes. She wasn't too interested in opening gifts, she just wanted to climb on top of every box especially Rachel's easy bake oven.
December 2008, almost a year old. I took her with me to the store one day it was her 1st time seeing snow falling. She had the look of wonder and awe as she looked up in the sky and saw the flakes falling down. I will never forget that curious look on her face.
At one year she still doesn't like our 4-wheelers, especially the sound of them.
Hannah pats everything "on the back" that she picks up like a baby. It could be a doll, stuffed animal, or a blanky. She lays her head down and pats very softly.
When Hannah first started going to the day care, when I was in aerobics...she cried A LOT! And the ladies in there said that she would gather every baby doll she could around her to comfort her, she would have 4 or 5 baby dolls in her lap and just whimper. She is better now though.
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