Sam and Theo get along relatively well. There have actually been no baby-cat incidents. Occasionally, if Sam is doing his "high pitched" cry (which is actually sort of cute, in contrast to the "full chest" wail) Theo will come over and check on him. The picture above was on Theo's own initiative. He also peeks over the edge of the pack and play sometime, especially if one of us has been using the mobile on it (which basically looks like a giant cat toy to him).
This picture is posed, or at least I just set Sam down next to Theo and snapped some pictures. Theo took it in stride.
Here is an image of the infamous "tummy time." This is where he is supposed to practice his body movements skills (=flailing around for a few minutes).
And here is the father-son duo on one of our occasional walks. I like using the Snuggli, although I worry that head support isn't great. Sam, however, enjoys walks and they tend to put him to sleep fairly quickly.
And here we are...
Sam and Theo get along relatively well. There have actually been no baby-cat incidents. Occasionally, if Sam is doing his "high pitched" cry (which is actually sort of cute, in contrast to the "full chest" wail) Theo will come over and check on him. The picture above was on Theo's own initiative. He also peeks over the edge of the pack and play sometime, especially if one of us has been using the mobile on it (which basically looks like a giant cat toy to him).
Here is an image of the infamous "tummy time." This is where he is supposed to practice his body movements skills (=flailing around for a few minutes).
And here is the father-son duo on one of our occasional walks. I like using the Snuggli, although I worry that head support isn't great. Sam, however, enjoys walks and they tend to put him to sleep fairly quickly.
And here we are...
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so sweet.
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