One of K.'s favorite toys is the door to her bedroom, and yesterday we played with it for quite a while. (Don't worry--I have a guard on it so she doesn't pinch her fingers in it.) She would peek out from behind it, then let me chase her behind it. She also likes to open and close the door.
Recently, as is to be expected, she's really gotten into the whole "peek-a-boo" thing. Not only is she excited when someone plays with her, but she'll use a blanket or burp cloth to
conceal her own face, then pull it down quickly to let the person playing with know that she disappeared, but came back. This morning, I was changing her diaper before her nap. She was rubbing her eyes, as she often does when tired. She rubbed both eyes with both hands, so I asked, "Where's K." She moved her hands away and smiled, then covered her eyes with her hands again--several times. I was impressed that she caught on quickly. She was impressed that I caught on quickly.
One of K.'s favorite toys is the door to her bedroom, and yesterday we played with it for quite a while. (Don't worry--I have a guard on it so she doesn't pinch her fingers in it.) She would peek out from behind it, then let me chase her behind it. She also likes to open and close the door.
Recently, as is to be expected, she's really gotten into the whole "peek-a-boo" thing. Not only is she excited when someone plays with her, but she'll use a blanket or burp cloth to conceal her own face, then pull it down quickly to let the person playing with know that she disappeared, but came back. This morning, I was changing her diaper before her nap. She was rubbing her eyes, as she often does when tired. She rubbed both eyes with both hands, so I asked, "Where's K." She moved her hands away and smiled, then covered her eyes with her hands again--several times. I was impressed that she caught on quickly. She was impressed that I caught on quickly.
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