This video just completely captures Lucy's energy and chit-chattiness. I love it. Lucy woke up really early last weekend and I was just exhausted so Matt whisked her out of our bedroom while I slept, put some clothes on her and took her for a walk down the road...barefoot and all. Apparently, she was actually taking her dada on a walk. At the end of the video she says she is smelling the grass like Canute.
Showing posts with label walking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label walking. Show all posts
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Lucy's Evening Walk with Dada
Each of these videos that Matt shot during their walk a couple of nights ago are so cute in their own way so I thought I would post all three! Be sure to have your volume up so you can hear her adorable breathing sounds and sweet excitement babbles. They are finally caught on camera. I thought those both near and far would enjoy seeing her cruising around some more.
I shot this video of Lucy showcasing one of her new moves in dancing...spinning in circles and holding an onion bag, of course!
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Summer Fun
Matt set up the swing for Lucy yesterday so we plan on starting our outdoor playtime each day with swinging. Lucy giggles the entire time!

Lucy has been feeding the chickens with either myself or Matt since she was born. We save a bowl or a bag of veggie, fruit, and grain scraps each day in the kitchen and Lucy says "bauk bauk bauk" as we grab the bowl and head outside to greet the birds. She loves it. Since summer warmth, rain and sunshine brings us weeds such as chickweed, fireweed, and pigweed we have lots to pull and feed to the birds. Lucy wants to help and it was so cute to watch her start to do this on her own today (after we'd fed them together) and walk toward the coop with her handfuls of weeds saying "bauk bauk bauk". Really, just super cute.
However, I have to be really careful so she does not get shocked by the electric fence. She finds it frustrating that I wont let her just walk up to the coop on her own and feed the birds. I have to hold her and she thinks that is nonsense! You can see how serious she is about getting the greens to the chickens though. She knows it is important for them to get their salad every day.
Lucy had her first fried food tonight and I am proud to say it was a garden fresh squash blossom and zucchini fritter just like I ate growing up...this is also the first time I have ever seen her sniff her food. She sniffed at each bite the whole meal with a grin on her face. She only ate about a piece about the diameter of a quarter but she savored every bite.
I have a few other random things to mention. On Saturday Lucy walked nearly 1/2 mile down our road. I was impressed! Did she want to hold my hand at all? Of course not! She also loves to spin in circles, get dizzy and fall down, and put her hands up when someone asks where something is or asks a question she doesn't know the answer too.
Lucy has been telling me for a couple of weeks when she has pooed by pointing at her diaper! I know, I know, too much information...but exciting nonetheless for the mama of a 14-month old. It is helpful information to be communicating. If I do not change her diaper within a few minutes and she has access to the velcro on her diaper cover...off it comes with her own hands! I have to move fast. One last lovely piece of info is her new word: "buh" for book, when she wants to be read too.
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
The Little Runner

Oh yes, Lucy is already running. Are we really surprised? No, of course not. This girl wants to MOVE. Anyway, here are a couple of shots I took of her yesterday when she was playing with Gerard, a gift from auntie Aimee. She loves him and especially likes to tote him around by holding his ear. I had a hard time shooting a video of her because she was moving so fast and we were in a small space...I'll try to get one in the next couple of days. She runs in spurts. It's very cute.

Sunday, June 5, 2011
I'm officially a toddler!
It's time to play catch-up in the blog now that there are some exciting things to report. Lucy started walking on Friday afternoon! This is great as she's been using Matt and I's fingers to guide and support her for the last few weeks obsessively and we can finally sit back and....not relax...as we watch her stumble, waddle and even attempt running already. Watch out world!
About half an hour before Lucy started walking I gave her a haircut, really her first change in hairstyle, her first "real" haircut. I attempted giving her bangs. I think they came out OK and they have definitely alleviated the constant wispy hairs that were in her eyes when she didn't want to wear a barrette anymore. When Matt came home from work he said he thought it was the magical bangs that made her look so grown up that gave her the courage to walk.
Lucy's friend Kaelin came over last week to play. They are about the same size so her mom, Carrie, and I really enjoy watching them play together. You can see them comparing sippy cups below.
We went to Kaelin's first birthday party yesterday and all Lucy was interested in doing was debuting her newly acquired skill of walking.
She cruised all around the party from room to room and definitely did not act shy! Please note that she STILL sticks her tongue out all the time.
She even found a cool keyboard to play. After she realized the sounds it made, she'd just bounce looking at it because she knew it made music.
We couldn't get her to wear the birthday cap but she loved holding it.
Matt took the last video the evening of the day she started walking. This is her AFTER I tried to put her down for the night. She was way too excited to walk some more to care about going to sleep. She decided it was time to play "steal the bone from Canute" again but this time she walks a bit to change things up.
Lucy now has another bottom tooth - her 7th tooth emerged this past week. She also signs for "more" when eating and breastfeeding now. Books are much more fun to read now and she wants to read the same one over and over. Lucy really wants to speak. We are working on totally random words that she has shown interest in learning by attempting to repeat them when we are speaking. These include: bug, birch, puppy, and baby. She seems to like the b's.
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