Lola's exploits
Lola, with her four teeth, has discovered the wide world of food: adult people food, the food that no one lets her have. She desperately wanted the bag of chips (everyone else got them, right?) and kept grabbing and removing it from her parents' hands. However, she's been significantly unimpressed when we give her healthy adult food, like applesauce, butternut squash, and last night's mashed potatoes. She literally cried when we put some in her mouth. I wonder how she would have reacted to a french fry instead.
Lola is now a semi-master of sitting, and she is quite happy to be plunked down with an array of toys. We frequently leave her just like that when we get ready in the morning, and she plays for the 1.5 hours it takes.
Check out the cute kimono outfit. She's almost too big for it now, so we have her wear it semi-constantly until its official retirement. 
I think she looks possessed in this picture.
Lola's favorite thing to do is bathe. She has learned the word "bath" and she immediately starts kicking frantically and excitedly when she hears it. And she's almost uncontrollable when she hears the tub faucet starts. She splashes continuously in the tub, and four towels are needed to protect the floor from her onslaught.
We keep trying the jumper when Raina takes a bath, but Lola much prefers watching the bath instead. (Like I said, she loves the bathtub.) So we may start her in the jumper, but she always ends up standing next to the tub and laughing hysterically at Raina.
Lola is now a semi-master of sitting, and she is quite happy to be plunked down with an array of toys. We frequently leave her just like that when we get ready in the morning, and she plays for the 1.5 hours it takes.
Check out the cute kimono outfit. She's almost too big for it now, so we have her wear it semi-constantly until its official retirement. Lola spends a lot of her time chewing on things as well. She prefers a human body part (shoulder, arm, leg, belly, neck, hand) but will settle for toys.
I think she looks possessed in this picture.
Lola's favorite thing to do is bathe. She has learned the word "bath" and she immediately starts kicking frantically and excitedly when she hears it. And she's almost uncontrollable when she hears the tub faucet starts. She splashes continuously in the tub, and four towels are needed to protect the floor from her onslaught. We keep trying the jumper when Raina takes a bath, but Lola much prefers watching the bath instead. (Like I said, she loves the bathtub.) So we may start her in the jumper, but she always ends up standing next to the tub and laughing hysterically at Raina.
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