Mischief--The Early Stages.

Babies are so cute and innocent....
....or so they lead us to believe.
Here's lookin' at you, baby! (If you look closely you can see the gears turning in her mind as she calculates her master plan of future mischief.)

Babies are brilliant...we think they are fresh to the world, trying to figure how to use their new bodies and soaking in all the wonders of the world; but really, the first two years of a baby's life are spent calculating and planning out their 'Terrible Two" reign of terror.

Here, baby B sits in deep concentration as she plans out her seizure and control of the house and everyone in it.

Stealthy, undercover behavior executed to perfection as unsuspecting parents find joy in simple 'innocent' reactions. Its all part of the plan!
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Baby B is now 15 weeks old (pictures taken a week earlier.) She smiles a lot now which is really fun. She loves music and dancing. She already turns towards the TV in a glazed trance when her brothers watch their shows or play video games (I'm pretty sure that's not hereditary??). She drools a lot, tries to stick her whole fist in her mouth...and she double-sneezes just like her dad. She loves to be outside in the fresh air. She loves warm showers/baths. And she already goes shopping all the time.

Comments

Heffalump said…
I'm pretty sure she already has control of everyone in the house...
11:14 PM
Scribbit said…
Okay that is seriously cute :)
10:45 AM
Anonymous said…
she is so cute! we really need to get together sometime!!! :)
11:07 PM
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