When Catherine was about 10 months old, we taught her "where's your head?" It provided us hours of entertainment to watch her put her hands on her head in delight. It was especially fun at her 1st birthday party when, while covered in cupcakes and icing, my sister asked, "Catherine, where's your head?"
So we decided that Will should know the same kinds of joy and pleasure from this game. Jay has been working on it with him every night at dinner for the past week or so. Will finally caught on in the last few days and now thinks that any time he's in his high chair he's supposed to touch his head! The result is an even messier Will than we had before! It's so cute to watch him. He's so proud of himself that he laughs and squeals with delight and then claps and gives us high-5's. We'll keep practicing to make sure he'll be ready for his birthday party.
So we decided that Will should know the same kinds of joy and pleasure from this game. Jay has been working on it with him every night at dinner for the past week or so. Will finally caught on in the last few days and now thinks that any time he's in his high chair he's supposed to touch his head! The result is an even messier Will than we had before! It's so cute to watch him. He's so proud of himself that he laughs and squeals with delight and then claps and gives us high-5's. We'll keep practicing to make sure he'll be ready for his birthday party.
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