(Based on extensive research conducted by Mama, Daddy, Eleanor and Amanda)
10. Turn him upside down (Daddy does this).
9. Let him crawl on you.
8. Show him a tub of water (he took his first "big boy" bath today, on purpose, not accidentally)
7. Go through a doorway from a big room into a hallway (especially one with an EXIT sign: I think this was his favorite part of the apple festival).
6. Bang on a table with him.
5. Show him the baby in the mirror.
4. Say a funny word (Eleanor had him in stitches the other day with "bugaboo").
3. Play "peek-a-boo" with him.
2. Tickle him behind his knees, under his chin, or on his feet.
1. Smile at him. He will almost always smile back, often with a much bigger smile than you gave to him.
I realized today that when Eleanor was this age, she slept about 10-11 hours total every day. Luke sleeps about 13, more when he can get it. What a huge difference.
10. Turn him upside down (Daddy does this).
9. Let him crawl on you.
8. Show him a tub of water (he took his first "big boy" bath today, on purpose, not accidentally)
7. Go through a doorway from a big room into a hallway (especially one with an EXIT sign: I think this was his favorite part of the apple festival).
6. Bang on a table with him.
5. Show him the baby in the mirror.
4. Say a funny word (Eleanor had him in stitches the other day with "bugaboo").
3. Play "peek-a-boo" with him.
2. Tickle him behind his knees, under his chin, or on his feet.
1. Smile at him. He will almost always smile back, often with a much bigger smile than you gave to him.
I realized today that when Eleanor was this age, she slept about 10-11 hours total every day. Luke sleeps about 13, more when he can get it. What a huge difference.
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