Garden Harvest - Part I

For Tavish, the seed of knowledge began 'growing' this spring in our backyard. First he observed our grass growing (from seed) and the maple leaves blooming as every day passed. Our little gardener later planted a few seeds of his own. The fruits of his labour have been a tasty treat of learning lately.

MOMENT: Bean Bliss



Tavish planted bean and carrot seeds on our deck this spring. He's been watching them grow, watering them carefully and sampling them as he goes. There is excitement resulting from his tasty labour of love (and learning). Yum, beans!

Might as well Jump!

He's up, up and away! Both feet officially take flight when jumping now. Tavish jumped about 5 times in a row across the room before I got the camera ... but one jump is all that's needed for proof, right?

MOMENT: Catching Air

He was onto me eventually, so the appeal of the camera haulted further efforts for a repeating jump show. There's always a silver lining - we caught the neat "gegadigadiga" sound he sometimes makes as a result.

That's a Wrap

Tavish loves food. He also loves salsa, avocado and milk. His verbal manners are pretty good too. The chewing etiquette will come ...

MOMENT: Mouthful of Meal

Happiness lies in eating a wrap. Sometimes I feel like he's the modern 'Mikey' - give it to Tavish, he'll eat it! (and ask for more)