
Her legs get a nice workout in this jumper. She constantly pushes and bounces around.
The adventures of Joe, Colleen, Molly, and Megan.

And a good day to you, sir.
My uncle Pete traveled here from Arizona to meet his grand-niece. After the initial "who is this stranger" cry-fest, they warmed up to each other nicely. It took uncle Pete no time to fall in love with Molly.
And yes, that is a "Daddy's Girl" shirt she has on.
Molly is strong! She has a good grip, she likes to push with her legs and arms. Getting her to sit on your lap while she is trying to stand up is a challenge sometimes.
I had the opportunity to take Molly on an excursion without Colleen. It was our first time out of the house together. We've spent plenty of time alone at home, but venturing out without Mom to back me up was a new experience.
Holding stuff. We can put things in her hands and she will grip them. She's not putting everything in her mouth yet, but she knows when she has something.
Leg lifts. We put her in her swing the other day and for some reason, she started sticking her legs straight up in the air.
Head held high. She's holding her head up well enough that we can put her in this little chair. It supports her back and sides so she can just sit and look around.



This came as a surprise to me, but she seems to like when I play guitar hero. If she's sitting in front of me, she will watch my hand as I press the controller buttons. If she's facing the other way, she will look as the colored dots scroll down the screen.
Our good friends Stephanie, Paul, and Eric sent us a frog themed gift basket with a frog doll, outfit, blanket, shoes, and socks. It was quite a surprise and very generous. Thank you to everyone who thinks of us and wants Molly to have cute stuff.
She was happy enough by the time we left to pose with Leah. It was a bumpy first Superbowl for Molly. The rest of us had a really good time.