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Franklinnoble 09-16-2004 05:58 PM

This made my day...
 
My wife just called.

Her: "Guess who's walking?"

Me: "Who?" (as if I have more than one kid who's about ready to start walking)

Her: "Who do you think?"

Me: "Bubba's walking?!?" Ah-HA! So it was a rhetorical question. Right.

Her: "Yep. He just walked all the way across the living room and back."

He's been pushing a scooter around and hugging the furniture for about a month, but hasn't taken so much as a step without some support. It's as if suddenly a light bulb came on, and now he's walking all over the place.

Just had to share that...

sabotai 09-16-2004 05:59 PM

....you named your kid Bubba?

Easy Mac 09-16-2004 06:00 PM

pix plz thx

Easy Mac 09-16-2004 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sabotai
....you named your kid Bubba?


Since he was pushing a scooter, it should have been Bubbawheels.

sabotai 09-16-2004 06:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Easy Mac
Since he was pushing a scooter, it should have been Bubbawheels.


It'd be appropriate seeing that at this moment they both probably have the same IQ. :)

EDIT: After reading that, I'm trying to decide who I insulted more...

Crapshoot 09-16-2004 06:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sabotai
....you named your kid Bubba?


do you forsee a future in the federal penitentiary system for him ? Im curious about the bubba as well... :D

BigJohn&TheLions 09-16-2004 06:05 PM

So who was it? The suspense is killing me... Was it Christopher Reeve?

Franklinnoble 09-16-2004 06:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sabotai
....you named your kid Bubba?


No, I named my kid Franklin Noble Brown, Jr.

Bubba is just his nickname.

I have some older photos of him on my website. http://www.noblebrown.com/

I'll get some of him walking later this evening, if possible.

sabotai 09-16-2004 06:09 PM

What's the opposite of Christopher Reeves?

Draft Dodger 09-16-2004 06:32 PM

what Franklin didn't mention is that Bubba is 9.

it was a happy, happy day when I realized that Graham could do things like get the remote for me and stuff like that. I know it wont last, but DAMN am I enjoying it.

FrogMan 09-16-2004 07:04 PM

Franklin, that is great!!! Remind me how old is Bubba again?

At 8 months, Matthew is now learning to pull himself up in his crib. He also learned that falling down without looking where you're gonna fall can hurt when you hit the other side of the crib :) Good times, they grow up so fast...

FM

Franklinnoble 09-16-2004 07:13 PM

He's 11 months old. Probably would have walked sooner, but he's a little big for his age... basically had trouble balancing himself, as he's in the 95% range for height and 75% range for weight.

Make sure your crib mattress is low enough so that he can't flip himself out of the crib now that he's standing. It didn't take long for Bubba to try that little maneuver once he was standing up (yes, I was there when it happened, and, no, I didn't actually LET him fall out of the crib).

Ksyrup 09-16-2004 07:19 PM

Our 4 month old just cut her first tooth...and has been miserable since yesterday. We've had a solid 6 weeks of general happiness and sleeping from 8pm to 5:30am, so I can't complain.

FrogMan 09-16-2004 07:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Franklinnoble
He's 11 months old. Probably would have walked sooner, but he's a little big for his age... basically had trouble balancing himself, as he's in the 95% range for height and 75% range for weight.

Make sure your crib mattress is low enough so that he can't flip himself out of the crib now that he's standing. It didn't take long for Bubba to try that little maneuver once he was standing up (yes, I was there when it happened, and, no, I didn't actually LET him fall out of the crib).


Wow, he's a big kid!!! :eek:

Yeah, thanks for the reminder, but I had lowered the mattres two weeks ago, when we realized that he was able to almost pull himself up when grabbing the top of the siding. But now, with the mattress lowered, it was more difficult to pull himself up without the use of the top of the railing...

FM

Rich1033 09-16-2004 07:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sabotai
What's the opposite of Christopher Reeves?


Christopher Walken

FrogMan 09-16-2004 07:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ksyrup
Our 4 month old just cut her first tooth...and has been miserable since yesterday. We've had a solid 6 weeks of general happiness and sleeping from 8pm to 5:30am, so I can't complain.


Grats on the tooth, and yeah, I'd assume she'd be miserable. Matthew's been teething a lot, but not cutting any teeth yet, at 8 months of age. He's drooling like you wouldn't believe it, and right now, fightin through an ear infection. Damn I hate ear infections!

FM

Ksyrup 09-16-2004 07:32 PM

Our first daughter was so big she didn't (couldn't) even crawl until 11 months, and didn't even roll over until 7 months. She was just so big she couldn't support her body with her arms and legs. In fact, she's still that way at 5 years old, 68 lbs., and 4'2". She's only 5, and exactly one foot shorter than my wife.


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