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Spinning

One cute thing that Joash has started to do now that he can crawl to where he wants to go and then sit up is spinning in a circle on his bum. He push with his right foot and drags the left foot along. He can only spin in one direction. Here is a little video demonstration:
He will spin several times in a row in the same spot, especially if Wilbert and I are both in the same room with him. I don't know what he is really looking for when he spins, but it pretty cute.
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chad vandervalk said…
Hey Denise, I cannot see the videos you have posted. Might be an issue on my end, but I just thought I would let you know.
August 26, 2011 at 10:36 AM
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