- Rolling over front to back
- Reaching for things, grabbing them, and putting them in his mouth. "Things" include (but aren't limited to) blankets, toys, t-shirts, hair, hands (his and those of others), stuffed animals, necklaces, nipples.
- Playing with the toys dangling from his crib gym. This skill is related to the grabbing skill. It's not unusual to see him with one toy in each hand, holding another with his feet, and trying to get all three in his mouth.
- Turning around in the exersaucer. He can now play with all the toys around the side properly too.
- Getting out of his carseat. Not while it's buckled though, thankfully.
- Cooing and gurgling and making a whole vocabulary of noises.
- Smiling.
- Laughing.
- Standing while someone holds his arms.
- Sitting while someone holds his arms.
- Turning around in his crib. Note, not rolling around. He simply manoevres his legs in such a way that he ends up with his feet pointed in a completely different direction.
- Sleeping all the way through the night.
Now he just has to learn to post a video on youtube so he can teach me!
