Highchair Hijinx

 It's just one new experience after another when you're a little one isn't it. Today: the high chair!

"Mummy, it's feeeeeding time, not photo time!"

"Just give me the flipping food!"

"Highchair time is serious time."

"I will win. The prize? Carrot and sweetcorn of course!"

"What a funny face you have, Mummy"

"Now we're getting somewhere..."

"Oh alright, I agree - highchair time is fun!"

Kids and Technology eh...

Noah had been having a lovely morning so he decided he wanted to text his Granny and Grandad to tell them all about it...

For some reason, the predictive text wasn't working out too well for him, so he thought he'd go for the traditional phone call...

The thing is, in his excitement he forgot that you can't hear through your nose. Mistaking the lack of conversation for a malfunction in the phone's settings, Noah decided to try the "loudspeaker method" he'd seen them use on The Apprentice (sshh, i know he wasn't even born for that last series!!)

In the end though, it just seemed easier to go back to texting and ask Daddy to help. So he did :)

A real achievement!

You may think you've achieved things in your life but prepare to feel totally belittled by a five-month old....

I know. It's difficult to realise Noah is so far ahead of you in life's achievements but try not to take it too hard, he is pretty clever.



Two more "Firsts"

The sun has got his hat on and I finally believe we're leaving that bitterly cold winter behind. Don't let me down now, Spring! Tonight we couldn't resist basking in some of the novelty sunshine we were experiencing so the three of us went down to good old Barry Island to look at the sea - a first for little Noah.


I believe I promised you two first things? Well, the second first (work that one out!) was wonderful : my first proper walk on Barry Island beach. I had ventured onto the sand once before but only managed a few steps, waited for the tide to come right up then went to paddle in the sea with a lot of support from Vianney. That wasn't even two years ago. Tonight we walked right down to the waves and meandered along for a good half hour. Another precious thing to thank Jesus for.