He looks as surprised as anyone that his neck works so well.
Even more surprising is the fact that approximately 15 seconds after this photo was taken, Windsor rolled onto his back!
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And so it begins. The rolling is a great milestone, but it has its drawbacks too. Just wait, you're going to put him on the floor while you run out of the room for 15 seconds, and when you come back he'll be stuck halfway under the coffee table. Um, not that I have personal experience with that or anything.
I love that he actually tolerates tummy time. Gabe would have none of it. No matter how many enticing toys were put around him, he wouldn't play our reindeer games. This is why he has a flat head. Just wait, soon he'll be crawling and then all of your pets will be in trouble.
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And so it begins. The rolling is a great milestone, but it has its drawbacks too. Just wait, you're going to put him on the floor while you run out of the room for 15 seconds, and when you come back he'll be stuck halfway under the coffee table. Um, not that I have personal experience with that or anything.
Okay, that's awesome.
I love that he actually tolerates tummy time. Gabe would have none of it. No matter how many enticing toys were put around him, he wouldn't play our reindeer games. This is why he has a flat head. Just wait, soon he'll be crawling and then all of your pets will be in trouble.
Oh he is huge! I need to come over and find that baby!
Mine hasn't done the stomach-to-back roll yet; he also hates tummy time. But he can hold his head high during it. CUTE photo!
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