Monday, March 06, 2006
smart as an octopus
In the last two weeks, Antonio has developed his masculine and feminine in equal proportion, learning to both high-five and give kisses.
His habits include: nursing while standing on his head, screaming if it gets too quiet, pretending to be hungry, and then totally losing interest in whatever food is offered to him.
He's definitely entering the stage of boundary testing, looking for reactions when he does things that he has previously been told not to do, or been prevented from doing. He's smart, but not quite as smart as an octopus yet. He might just need some suction cups grafted to his hands, but we'll never know for sure.
His habits include: nursing while standing on his head, screaming if it gets too quiet, pretending to be hungry, and then totally losing interest in whatever food is offered to him.
He's definitely entering the stage of boundary testing, looking for reactions when he does things that he has previously been told not to do, or been prevented from doing. He's smart, but not quite as smart as an octopus yet. He might just need some suction cups grafted to his hands, but we'll never know for sure.
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Antonio will be so bummed when he gets older and realizes you passed up the opportunity to give him suction cups.
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