Baby B

Island life is slow and easy. The time in Majuro has allowed Baby B and I to bond and attach. The only time that we were apart was when I toured the hospital with my friend. Otherwise, we have been together.

Yesterday at dinner, I needed to go back to the room for a sippy cup. The 3 families plus us were having dinner at together at the Tide Table. Baby B was happy in her booster seat. I was about 4 tables away and she started to cry with her arms reaching toward me. ( Ok, so I wanted to cry too). Needless to say that I picked her up and we went to the room for the sippy cup.

Baby B is shy at times and will hold on to me. Other times, she is racing down the hall or running on the sidewalk on the hotel grounds. She now has a sturdy walk. If she loses her balance and falls, she will get right up and keep on going without crying. If she discovers a slight decline in the sidewalk, she will repeatedly run down it laughing at a toddler run. She has fallen prone on the sidewalk, lays there for about a second or two ( I wait for the cry). There is no cry except a get up, dust off her hands and back to the fun.

Baby B can climb up the RRE flight of stairs. Mommy does not let her go down those concrete stairs. I will let her climb down 1 step of the bungalows.

Peek a boo