Sit, William, sit...good boy!

OK, so that's not quite how he learned his new trick. But sometimes we do find ourselves talking to him like he's a dog. Or maybe we talk to Buster like he's a baby.

Anyway, the time has come where William is able to sit for long periods of time all by himself. You can see that we often put the Boppy behind him because he inevitably falls one way or the other. If he falls forward, it's usually a purposeful movement to grab a toy, and he catches himself and eases his way down. But when he goes backward, there is much more potential for a head bonk as we call it.






This pic cracks me up. We decided to watch all the video we've taken of William since he was born. His back was to the TV, but he did what he needed to do to view the handsome fella on the screen!

As a side note - we took some reallllly long videos of him doing absolutely NOTHING. It all seemed so fascinating at the time. Every little squeak and grunt was so darn cute. But we had to do some fast forwarding through some eight- to ten-minute segments of William before he could smile/coo/laugh/interact. It was nice to see him so little again, but it was a bit boring even to us!