Oliver put his hands straight in the cake when no one was even looking and of course got it in his hair.
Grandma Shirley made Oliver a Caterpillar construction quilt that is just his size!
All the people, presents and cake tired Oliver out so he took a little nap.
Then Sunday night when we got home I asked Shawn if he had done any tummy-time with Oliver yet since I had slept all day and he said no. So to our surprise we put him on the floor and he rolled on to his side. Soon after he rolled then onto his back. We tried it again putting him on his stomach and then he rolled off again onto his back! We tried one more time and the same thing. Guess he really did not like being on his stomach and now that he's figured out how to get off of his stomach he doesn't want to be on it at all.
This is how it started with him twisted not being able to lift his leg over and now he is a pro at rolling completly over. This is also one of his favorite ways to lay now.
My sister also gave us my nephew and niece's jumperoo and Oliver loved it although his feet don't quite touch the floor. He's so smart, I would show him how the toys work and then he would play with it for each toy.
Yea for all the milestones! Not sure if the instructions for the jumperoo made it home (Annaliese was playing with them), but the jumperoo is adjustable. Just checking to make sure you changed it to the lowest setting, because it wouldn't have been when we gave it to you.
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