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2 Months

 Mom: Mataya, you are 2 months old today!

M(ataya): I know Mom! Time goes by so quickly.

Mom: You're telling me. And you are growing and changing so much. Tell me a little about what you like to do.
 M: Well, I like to eat, sleep and I have started to coo and smile. I like the reactions I get from people when I coo and smile at them.

Mom: It makes everyone to happy to see that nice little smile and hear the sound of your cute voice.

M: I also really like watching my brother. But he is a little crazy sometimes, mom. I have to keep turning my head to watch him.
 Mom: I know, he is full of energy. How is sleeping going?

M: I like to sleep. Right now I like to nap swaddled up really tight and I like to nap in my swing. At night I like to be in my bed and I usually want to see you one time during the night mom, just to make sure you are there.

Mom: And I don't mind that at all, Mataya.
M: I also like to be on my tummy quite a bit. It feels good and I can move around and get into some really interesting positions that way.

Mom: That's for sure. I am going to have to take a picture of you in one of those crazy positions soon. Well, I better let you go so you can nap.

M: Do I have to, mom?


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