Taylorisms

Fifty years from now, when Taylor is finally able to start dating, she will ponder marriage and children and wonder about the things that she did as a baby.  Here are some of those things that make Taylor unique.

She has become fascinated with her fist.  She still can't figure out how to get them in her mouth, but she is trying. 

When it is awake time, she likes to be held facing outwards, preferably bouncing as you walk.  When its sleepy time, she likes to be held facing inwards, preferably patting (more like beating) her back as you walk around.  If you are still and she hasn't been asleep that long, she will wake up.  If you don't wait long enough to lay her down, she will wake up.  If you don't do it just right, she will wake up.

She sleeps swaddled at night in her Kiddopotamus. 

If she is in a good mood and you touch her chin, she might just smile for you.

It makes her very mad to yawn.

She has developed a fake cry that is simply meant to convey frustration.  It is more like a whimper than a cry.  When she cries the real cry, there will be no doubt. 

She's not really a fan of getting to sleep when we are ready to go to sleep.  That has been awesome for us by the way!

She's thinks its awesome to poop and pee so mommy or daddy will change her diaper and then when the diaper comes off to really squirt a big one out.

She likes to lay on her play mat for approximately 4.5 revolutions of the songs medley.  After that, it becomes boring. 

She loves to take a bath.  I mean loves it.  If she could scream with excitement, she would.  She shows us she is excited by pottying in the bathtub.  The below picture was pre-potty.