And for my next trick...

*sparky* · October 2014

DD's latest skill is hissing like a cat. She loves to do it, especially this morning from 4 am - 6 am.

Also pulling out her pacifier, flipping it around in her hand, and popping it back in. I can't even give her a paci for sleeping anymore because she will immediately start playing with it instead.

So what is your LO's newest trick?

hpanabaker · October 2014

Playing peek-a-boo. He hides his face and pops back up smiling over and over.

pbandjmom · October 2014

Shoving her head back and squealing.

Also, baby push ups in the crib.

belindahampton · October 2014

Crawling! Well... more like scooting like a worm.

sjghealy · October 2014

Staying up all night.

MommaY4814 · October 2014

I call LO an inchworm because he wiggles or scoots. But he goes backwards! Lol it's hilarious to watch.

UnofficiallyLO · October 2014

YELLING! It's hilarious

smushi · October 2014

Friday, sleeping on his tummy. Saturday, push ups. Monday, peekaboo. Tuesday, squealing.

It's been a week lol

kmos816 · October 2014

Blowing bubbles and fake coughing, she fake coughs when she wants attention

janice9821 · October 2014

Planking and rocking back and forth on hands and knees. I'm going to have a crawler any day now!

janice9821 · October 2014

kkaew816 said:
Blowing bubbles and fake coughing, she fake coughs when she wants attention

I have a dramatic cougher too. I make fun of her by coughing even more dramatically back when she does it. Meanest mommy ever.

ambarnett1 · October 2014

kkaew816 said:
Blowing bubbles and fake coughing, she fake coughs when she wants attention

Yes! He always fake coughs now. He's not sick, so I know it's not real. It worries DH, but I think DS is just being over dramatic

janellemj928 · October 2014

I have a fake cougher, too. I'll be in the middle of a conversation and not paying attention to her and she will do it. I laugh every time.

edoliesmom · October 2014

She loves sticking out her tongue and sucking on her top lip simultaneously. Picture proof:

spano41 · October 2014

Rolling on her side and then using her legs to go in a circle. It's pretty funny. I never know which direction I'm going to find her sleeping in her crib.

Jesster11 · October 2014

Another fake cougher here too. Grandma taught him (thanks Grandma!), and she thinks its funny and coughs right back.

It's not so funny when he does it at 5 a.m. to announce he is ready to start the day (however it's better than screaming or crying, so I guess I shouldn't complain).

He's also on purées now but tries to grab any food DH and I have. I think we are going to end up switching to BLW soon.

katy4128 · October 2014

Derek is blowing bubbles and rocking back and forth. I think he will crawl soon!

snowbound · October 2014

He makes chewing gestures with his mouth. He's probably ready for solids but..... I'll wait.

Lauren0216 · October 2014

kkaew816 said:

Blowing bubbles and fake coughing, she fake coughs when she wants attention

My baby girl loves to fake cough too. Afterwards she looks around like....okay...who's paying attention to me? Too funny!

steph1977 · October 2014

Back bends on the changing table. I think I need to start changing him on the floor.

Shelbysteffens · October 2014

My son is like an inch worm, he moves so quickly.

Soon2bStaff · October 2014

My LO has started sucking in air at a very loud pitch (weirdest description ever?!), peek-a-boos, and (this morning before I went to work) gave me a real high-five after practicing all weekend!

speechie517 · October 2014

Staring at the world from "upside down". She will stop nursing and lean her head way back.

SoulTermination · October 2014

Dramatic cougher here too. MIL actually brought her back early from one of her weekly "we'll watch her for an afternoon and evening so you can get out of the house without pulling your hair out" trips because she thought A was sick. Nope, just looking for attention, or sometimes hungry! XD

JWest07 · October 2014

Hide and seek. I'll put him in a safe place on the floor, walk out of the room for mere seconds, and have to literally seek him when I walk back in the room. He is usually just out of sight behind some furniture. He must be a speed creeper - good thing the house is still mostly babyproofed from DS1.

Talltrees82 · October 2014

All of a sudden I have a thumb-sucker on my hands. And a screecher!

kwolslager · October 2014

I have a fake cougher too! She has also been a bubble blower since day 1.
But her newest thing is she will wiggle side to side when she's excited and happy to see me or DH. It's particularly funny when she's in her car seat and her head knocks into the sides

irisheyez7 · October 2014

Fake cougher here too! I didn't know this was a common thing. She also has started rocking her head back and forth as if to say "no no no" all the time. She has also turned into a huge pain to change! She just keeps trying to roll over!