Mason's Monthly Update: 10 months old!

Height: taller than 29 inches

Weight: heavier than 20 lbs (we haven't been to the Dr. to measure him)

Favorite Activities: playing all around the downstairs with all his toys in his toy corner, trying to talk, pulling himself up on furniture and walking around like that, he can go all around the couch walking while holding on. Visiting with Grandma and Yia Yia and Papou, playing with everyone. Feeding the dogs his food from his highchair. Playing with his dino aka "soup bowl", dancing, watching sesame st., standing for a second before plopping on his bottom (almost walking!!!)

Sleep: He still  goes to sleep around 8 or 9 and some nights he wakes up crying, but most nights he sleeps all the way until 6, 7, or 8. He takes two naps during the day, first at around 10:30, second around 4:30.

Food: He's eating any food that's soft along with his baby food and formula.

Clothing Size: 18M

Random: He squints when he's tired and he LOVES playing with his dinosaur toy, the "soup bowl" as we call it because he puts everything in it!
 

Teeth: He has four top teeth and three bottom teeth!

Monthly highlights: First Christmas was the biggest highlight! It was so much fun watching him try to figure out how to rip off the wrapping paper and then ignore all his new toys for his old toys lol.

Photo Extras: (now you can see why it was hard getting his picture!) :)
 
XOXO! Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas! Have a Happy New Year too!
 
The Buckleys.
 
 
 

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