Sam is making more faces and smiling more. Baby-adult interaction is different than any other action. He will make unlimited eye contact (think of a staring contest, but more fun). At the same time his face can change nearly every second as he cycles through curiosity, concern, joy, and glee. It's definitely a big change over the first weeks.
This is his "smile." Okay, I have to confess other babies can actually smile better. His smile has that wide-mouthed baby bird look to it. He sort of opens his mouth as wide as he can, moves his head around, and makes a
guttural baby cry of joy.
Here Sam is having tummy time on the couch.
This is possibly my favorite new picture.
Here you can see the back of his head and his hair. We still have no idea what he will look like. Hair is brownish and eyes are still blue.
More later... I have some very nice Sam looking at the baby in the mirror pics.
This is his "smile." Okay, I have to confess other babies can actually smile better. His smile has that wide-mouthed baby bird look to it. He sort of opens his mouth as wide as he can, moves his head around, and makes a guttural baby cry of joy. 
Here Sam is having tummy time on the couch. 
This is possibly my favorite new picture.
Here you can see the back of his head and his hair. We still have no idea what he will look like. Hair is brownish and eyes are still blue.
More later... I have some very nice Sam looking at the baby in the mirror pics.
1 comment:
great pics... will sam be with you in woo?
glad to hear things seem to be working out on the job front (though sorry about taiwan- big bummer).
i tagged you for a meme- two posts down, my place.
sending you love.
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