This answers the ongoing question of ‘What do italian babies eat?’ Prosciutto, of course! The Food Section also reports that pasta and biscotti are quite popular as well. Duh on those last two. Macaroni and zwieback, just I-talian-style. I think Sam would love this stuff – just as soon as he takes his fist out of his mouth. We will hold the line on solid foods for as long as possible, though.
Because the only thing cuter than a baby, is an iPodified baby.
What that really means is unknown to yours truly, but it sure is an interesting concept. $15.95 from iPodMyBaby.com. Does anyone expect Apple’s lawyers to take this one lying down? Expect a domain name change pronto. I do think, however, that Sam would look darn spiffy in one of these.
(Via Engadget, via iLounge).
It’s been a busy week for our little guy. Today, he turns sixteen weeks old. Amazing, really. He’s already changed so much, and seems to find something new to amaze his parents with daily. Earlier this week, he decided that he really wants to sleep on his side. Trouble is, he sometimes rolls onto his stomach, and gets upset as he can’t turn back over. We’re working on that…
He’s also discovered he can reach his toes. He happily grabs both his feet and tugs and pulls on them for hours.
Yes, these sound like simple things – but they are amazing to watch – I highly recommend it!
My old buddy Shane and his wife Vicky have just let the world know that they are expecting child numero 2 in February 2006. Their 2-year old Ian, is still a bit confused about the whole pregnancy thing. According to Vicky’s post:
Ian likes to lift my shirt and point to my belly and say ‘baby’. But he also does that to Shane and my dad, so I think he is a little confused by the whole thing!