8/05/2014

8 months of love and madness

You hear the saying "they grow up too fast" branded around a hell of a lot through your life-time and you never really fully appreciate the experience and understanding the meaning behind the words until you have ventured into parenthood yourself.

It seems like yesterday I was rambling on about how I was going to be a dad and the amazing things the responsibility of it would bring. Now that eight months have officially past i thought it was wise to sit down and reflect on the time that had flown-by ever so quickly and document some of favorite memories from every month of Theo's life so far.

One Month Old - Getting to know the little-man in the first month was one of my favorite memories. Taking him home for the first time and learning how to care for him was a life changing experience.

Two Months Old - Hearing his laugh for the first time was  very special and is something i will remember forever. When he was able to interact and understand little things fatherhood did become more enjoyable.



Three Months Old - He started to become more mobile and more vocal. Highly entertaining for the whole family.

Four Months Old - This was the age i started to see his personality shine through. His little habits, likes and pet hates were now easily identifiable.



Five Months Old - This was the best month ever as he started to sleep through the night, so from 8:30 to 7am.

Six Months Old - He started to want to stand up and be more mobile, so opening up cupboards and smashing pots and pans like the incredible hulk.





Seven Months Old - last month he said his first words, he now say mamma, dadda and nanna.

Eight Months Old - I am expected Theo to really come into his own in the next few months and can see him walking!



I never thought that being a parent could be so inspiring, emotional and a laugh. Yes babies can be a pain in the butt but it is in the moments of love and laughter you really do make the memories that will last you a life time and beyond.

1 comment:

  1. What a lovely record of his life so far, and driving at 8 months, what a star!

    I love the last thought there but in addition it's the moments of fear and uncertainty that you feel no greater sense of love and you realise that they are no longer just your kids, but a deep part of you that can never be without

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