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Theo @ 10 Months


Theo loves playing peek-a-boo, pulling himself up, eating anything he can find on the floor, sharing his food, playing with Peanuts water bowl and eating food you give him.

Everyday is a game of catch Theo eating something gross.

He still has no teeth, but he talks a lot. He says da-da, ma-ma, ba-ba, na-na, pa-pa. 

Did you notice he says both da-da and pa-pa. Good kid.

He still wakes up 1-2 times at night and occasionally sleeps through the night. 

Sorry, Brooke. He just wants the mama milk.

He squeaks or gasps when he's excited. 

It's the cutest thing.

He still has loved everything we've fed him. We even had him try hot sauce and he didn't' even mind.

If only Meadow would be such a care-free eater.

He's doing a little better on car rides, but still gets upset and wants to be held. It helps that it is dark out so he mostly sleeps.

There are advantages to living in the darkness.

 He understands sign language and loves to do the sign for milk.

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