The first thing most people, even strangers notice about Joshua is his hair. Some say he has an Elvis appeal, perhaps it is the sideburns. Some assume it will drop soon, being baby hair and all. Others think he just needs a haircut. 
Joshua seems to be becoming more clingy, needing to be
held and soothed. He would cry when you put him down, and happy when you pick him up. He has a way of nuzzling into a comfy position.
Joshua seems to be becoming more clingy, needing to be
held and soothed. He would cry when you put him down, and happy when you pick him up. He has a way of nuzzling into a comfy position.
I hope he will gradually become more confident and independent soon!
His dad thinks it is because he is teething. Can you see the white bits on his gums? It is an ongoing debate which probably will end when the teeth do come through.
Routine is still out of the window, think I need to work to establish it soon. One thing that he really enjoys is his bath time. The moment we put him down on the changing mat, he keeps quiet, anticipating the lovely warm soak that he is about to have.
Joshua is discovering his hands the last few weeks. He keeps putting them into his mouth, and opening and closing his fists tightly, in a permanent motion of waving his arms and kicking his legs. He likes to bat his mobile and little fishies on the swing. 
Guess the lack of sleep and tiredness feel rewarded when we see him smile. On some occassions, he would laugh out loud in response to chin tickles and peekaboos. If you talk to him, he seems to grunt in reply, acknowledging our conversations. Sometimes, he gives you a most pitiful look, looking sorry for himself. Almost immediately, we would pick him up. 
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