Luke had his first "bites" yesterday! Josh got him this precious high chair practically for free and it was time to try it out!
Now, let me preface this all by saying that Little Miss Rebekah was NOT to be left out. She excitedly picked out the bowl and spoon and helped me "make" the rice cereal. As all experienced mums know, you do NOT try to spoon-feed a starving baby for the first time after a 3 hour nap! So, I told R that we had to wait until Luke finished most of his bottle. She patiently sat at the table, stirring his "cereal," insisting she wanted some, too, the whole time I fed Luke. The SECOND he was finished, she excitedly exclaimed, "Now Lukey gets to eat his cereal!" I got to give the first bite, but then it was all Big Sister. She LOVED it. He did not. However, being the second time around, I know that it is more practice than anything at this point and I wasn't discouraged!
This is quintessential Luke. LOOOOVE that face!





Another exciting event on the same day!! We got our first package of American goodies nowhere to be found in the UK! I'm not sure who was more excited- Rebes or myself! She delightedly rejoiced over each item! You'll be interested to know that we have taken to swinging Tic Tacs now, in lieu of Lamby.


My sweet buddy before nuh-night time.




In other news-
Rebekah now takes herself to the potty and does the whole shebang by HERSELF! Man, life is good!
She actually said to me, "Mama, I'd like some more meatloaf and green beans, please." What mom doesn't love that?
Lamby now has needs and wants- for instance, Lamby might need to eat a snack, go swinging, or watch a movie. Not Rebekah, mind you. She's just looking out for Lamby.
She has 2 new words she has made up: Choo choo choo and ca ca ca. She uses them as replacement words when she's being silly, such as "Can I choo choo choo on this? Does this have ca ca ca?" Choo choo choo is a verb and ca ca ca is a noun. Makes the Enlgish major in me proud and the linguist in me astonished, to say the least.