He's eating real food, sort of. He loves sucking on bananas but doesn't do too well holding on to them for long, and he's not necessarily a huge fan of anything pureed. He's tried banana, sweet potato, green beans, and peas so far I think. He can make a ridiculous mess out of anything, even a rusk. His naps are still a mess, and his schedule is basically different every day, but he's such a great sleeper at night right now that I can't complain at all.
His hair just seems to get fluffier and fluffier, and maybe will never lie down flat on his head. His eyes are still bright blue and he doesn't seem to be anywhere near getting teeth. He can sort of sit up, for brief periods of time, but isn't that interested in doing anything than grabbing onto his toes when he suddenly sees them. He babbles and screeches and laughs and screams and all his baby noises are just my favorite thing in the world. He still spits up profusely and loves sucking his fingers and I still might be his favorite person, but he always lights up and laughs more when his dad is around. He loves being swung around and tossed into the air, and as soon as the snow finally melts, we're going straight to the park to introduce him to swings. He loves being outside and seeing new things and watching people intently. He has started to notice the cat we have around the house temporarily, and hangs off the side of his high chair to stare at her as she eats next to him. Six months seems sort of like one of those milestones to me, as he stops being a tiny baby and moves onto the next stage. So I'm enjoying this last little while where he is immobile and still loves sleeping on me best of all, and is easily entertained with a silly voice or nursery rhyme.
Six months with Oliver has been so much fun. I can't believe how much he has changed already. The next six will probably be even better.
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