10 Months

Walkin'

Loves riding his Tonka Truck!

At the beach playing in the sand.

Jackson Ryan...10 Months Old!

Jackson just turned 10 months old yesterday. Wow this boy is growing and changing at lightning speed lately. It's like I woke up one morning and he was a different boy. Not a baby anymore. Like he just decided to skip the 2 months of babyhood he had left and went straight to being a toddler. It went so fast. We are growing together he and I. As he changes and grows, so do I. It's quite fascinating to me. I thought I'd post a few pictures of Jackson and share his latest accomplishments just for fun.

Jackson is crawling, and into everything. He also is trying his best at walking. He pulls up and walks along the furniture and will let go and take a few steps to get where he wants to go. It wont be long before I have to chase him down. He has quite the opinion and is talking up a storm. He doesn't think twice about telling me how it is and shakes his finger at me while he's doing it. In his craziness he hits his head or smashes his fingers all the time. We are now to the point where he doesn't really even cry anymore, he just gets back on the horse and tries again. He also has decided that baby food just isn't his thing and would rather just eat regular food. He's doing great about eating, especially since he still doesn't have teeth. He is getting 4 teeth at once right now, they just haven't quite popped through the skin yet. We're thinking any day. He really has no desire to have his bottle anymore. He drinks out of a cup with a straw instead. And he has completely done away with his binkie. Which is great because I was only giving him until he was one to have it anyways. He also prefers showers instead of baths. And is now sleeping like a big boy in his bed with a pillow and his batman blanket. He is still a little ham. Loves that attention. He is full of joy and laughter which I find to be contagious. This little guy just brings me so much happiness and contentment. I'm so glad that I was blessed to be his Mama.