We’ve been trying to give Noah ample amounts of tummy time. Although this is essential for all babies, Noah’s 20th percentile body weight and 75th percentile head circumference place him at a disadvantage when it comes to head mobility and control. However, he’s shown great strength and determination so far.
Noah’s crib in the nursery has a bumper pad with various letters and animals. As he spends more and more time in there, we’ve discovered he likes some and ignores others. There is one special friend who he consistently stares at and talks to the most . . . Mr. Turkey.
When your head weighs considerably more than your body and you try to pick it up, this happens.
We’ve been trying to give Noah ample amounts of tummy time. Although this is essential for all babies, Noah’s 20th percentile body weight and 75th percentile head circumference place him at a disadvantage when it comes to head mobility and control. However, he’s shown great strength and determination so far.
Noah’s crib in the nursery has a bumper pad with various letters and animals. As he spends more and more time in there, we’ve discovered he likes some and ignores others. There is one special friend who he consistently stares at and talks to the most . . . Mr. Turkey.
When your head weighs considerably more than your body and you try to pick it up, this happens.
2 comments:
What funny pictures!!! You know what my mom always told everyone about Kyle since he had the big head problem also...big head=big brain. Made her feel better at least. :)
Tell Noah that Mr. Turkey is the best!
Elijah
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