Sunday, August 13, 2006

A big week

Emma came to 'play'.

Sitting up (and doing the haka)


Rubber duckie...

He's so cute, we cloned him!

I do not like green eggs and ham (banana custard)

On Thursday, Frank decided he would sit up all by himself so that he could really see what's going on. There have been a couple of face plants but he's much happier on his bum than on his back these days.

Not much news really - but wanted to post some more photos for those of you who have been pleading for more...

Incase you missed a posting from last week, Frankie is tall and heavy! 8.1kg, the big bruiser! The Plunket nurse described him as 'visually insatiable' - in other words, he has gawkalitis, haha!


4 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

What a bruiser! Frankie you are adorable and that is not just your grandparents rose coloured view! So much fun is ahead of you with new faces, new games, new food, new friends, new toys and places to see. No wonder you are visually insatiable when all this happening and when you take out 9 library books each week. Have loads of fun!Love to all

7:05 am  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Got your bag packed yet, Frankie? Not many sleeps left... Looking forward to seeing you sitting up and eating like the big people! Have a safe trip from Wellington to Tauranga with Mum and Dad. xxx

4:13 pm  
Blogger Unknown said...

Hola

Ref the 'we had him cloned' pic. Apparently identicals can have trouble with reflections. One woman with ID twins reported that when she put them in front of a mirror one of her kids got quite distressed as he couldn’t tell which reflection was him and which was his brother. To solve this he lent over and bit his brother. Once he saw which reflection cried he was happy.

Kids – not as silly as you’d think.

2:24 am  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Whoaaa, he sure is a big boy! Will be a great front rower for the all blacks hey?
At 6 months Samuel was 9.1kg and pretty tall too ... sure didn't get the height from me! Now he's 2 1/2 with the "terrible 2" behaviour and intelligence of a 5yr old.
Frank, keep coming with those adorable moments.
Mum and Dad, you're doing a fantastic job. He's a cutie! The year has gone by so quick before we know it he's going to be "1" in March ... :)

6:36 pm  

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