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Wyatt's 5 Months

Two posts in one day.  Woah.  5 day weekends are nice!
 
So Wyatt is 5 months as of today, and he just had a giant explosion of new skills.  He started rolling over a while ago, but now he rolls down constantly - the second you lay him down.  (Makes diaper changes interesting...)  He is also getting good at repeated rolling and getting himself all the way across the room.  This leads me to have small panic attacks because I go to put a dish in the sink, or let the dog out, and I come back and he's GONE!  Until I hear him giggling under the coffee table.  Stinker. 
 
He grabs for everything - hair, glasses, furniture, sweatshirt drawstrings, toys, dog ears, sister ears, your dinner... And he gets very excited about new toys.  He continues to be a smiley and happy little guy.  (See video below for proof!)
 
Hope you all had a happy Thanksgiving!  We'll post pictures from our Thanksgiving soon.  Our house feels quiet with just the four of us home, and we miss ya'll already!  
 
 
 





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Grandma Dainty said…
Wyatt is such a special gift and one that keeps smiling! Love that face! Proud to be Grammy and Papa!

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