Since his first week of life, Dylan has LOVED bath time. He would sit in the water for hours if we let him. He takes his baths in an infant bathtub, which has a little ridge that he sits on. This week he learned that if he arches his back really fast, his backside will come off the ridge and he will go under the water. The first time he did this I wasn't fast enough to catch him and he totally submerged himself. I quickly got him out and dried his face off and he immediately did it again, but this time I was able to catch him before he totally went under. This seems to be his new game...every night I have to fight with him to keep his back straight and his head above water...it's a workout for momma.
I was reading a parenting book and they were talking about how the 2nd month of life is when a baby starts to understand cause and effect, which is why I think Dylan keeps arching his back. This is his first experience with cause and effect and he is loving it. I want to get it on video - he looks right at me and then quickly throws up his feet and arches his back at the same time. If I wasn't holding his head it would go under.
Something else that is "new" this week is giggling. Dylan is SO ticklish, and if you get him on his thighs or under his arms he giggles - it just melts my heart. If I am changing his diaper and he starts crying I immediately start tickling him and his cry turns into a giggle. He has a deep belly laugh that is so cute...maybe I can get that on video too. I just need to walk around with my video camera so I can capture all the moments I want.
We have started taking Dylan on walks at the park when it is nice outside. He starts off really well, but after 2 or 3 laps he is over it and wants out of the stroller. This always seems to happen when we are at the farthest point away from the car. I usually end up walking back to my car with a screaming baby and I know all the people I pass are thinking I am a horrible mom. I was walking today and, as usual, Dylan started crying. I started walking back to the car and we passed a guy walking his dog. As we approached the dog, the dog stopped and sat on his hind legs and let out these pitiful howls. His owner told me anytime the dog hears crying he wants to cry too. I felt bad for the owner...I was loading up Dylan in the car and I could still hear the dog howling. I kinda feel bad that Dylan made a dog cry-oops!
Anyways, there is so much I want to blog about, but I don't want to bore you guys. I am probably the only one (besides Trey) that finds this stuff cute. Speaking of cute...I bought his Easter outfit yesterday and it is adorable. I can't wait to post of pic of him in it. Okay enough...thanks for reading our blog. I will leave with a few pics.
Dylan with his bunny

Dylan getting his diaper changed...look at those thighs!

His goober face



