Picture of the Day

I think this smile looks a bit more natural than the ones I posted yesterday.

Smile

We've been trying to teach Marsh to smile on command. This might have been a mistake! Whenever we say, "Hey Marsh, can you smile?" He tilts his chin up and gives us this goofy smile. Man oh man, I love this kid!

Crazy Boy

When Marshall was first born we really tried to push the pacifier. I couldn't understand why he couldn't keep the pacifier in his mouth by himself. He would suck on it as long as Scott or I would hold it in his mouth for him. I remember a couple weeks after bringing him home asking Scott, "How long does it take babies to learn to keep it in their mouth by themselves?" Then I saw a baby that was just a couple of days old happily sucking on her pacifier (with no assistance). I then realized that he just wasn't going to be a pacifier kid.

You can imagine my surprise when he pulled a pacifier out of his toy box, popped it in his mouth, and sucked on it! It didn't last too long, he really was just playing. He then spit it out and started laughing.

Halloween Take 2

On Trick or Treat night we decided to break out the penguin costume since we had it anyway. One of the animal noises Marshall knows is the elephant, he would make the sound whenever we put the elephant costume on him and move his arm like an elephant trunk (which was pretty cute). What was funny is that he did the same thing when we put the penguin on him. He looked like one confused little penguin. He has since learned that a penguin goes "wa, wa, wa" (waddle, waddle, waddle). Love this boy!





excited about going to get treats
It didn't take him long to figure out how the whole trick or treat thing worked.