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Gideon - 4 Months

M(om): Gideon? Do you have a smile for Mom?

G(ideon): Oh Mom, you always ask me that question. Here. A quick smile for you. Is that enough?

M: I will take whatever I can get Gideon. And I certainly love to hear that belly laugh.

G: Well, you are funny, mom. Much more funny then Dad. Joash is pretty funny too.

M: What have you been up to this month, Gideon?

G: Well, I have master rolling, so I don't need to do it much anymore. Just in bed because it is so much more comfortable to sleep on my belly.
 I also went to Old Home Week and took a trip to Halifax. I am now a dual citizen of Canada and the  United States. It was a nice trip, but I didn't like to be in car seat by the end of the day.

M: It was a long day, but you did so well. What other things do you like to do?

G: I like to go outside. I also like to talk to my brother and sister. And I like taking a bath. I love to kick my legs and splash. And I like to take naps. I am a much happier kid when I have my naps.

M: I know. I try very hard to make sure you get your naps on time. I am so thankful that you are a very content baby.
G: I do like to be in the Ergo by you Mom. It is so nice to be close to you.

M: I like it too and it makes the end of the day go well. I guess it is getting time for a nap again, isn't it?

G: Yes, I guess so. See you later, Mom.

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