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Q: Scooting On Her Back

asked by: jessesgirl on April 21st, 2007

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When I put Ava down on her back, she presses her feet down on the ground, lifts her butts and scoots backwards. She does it really fast around the living room. She can move like 3 feet in a couple of seconds. It's hilarious. Now I'll have to start using the playpen. If I take my eye off of her she'll run into the coffee table.

It's so cute. I'll have to video her.

Replies(3)

hopefulmjz

replied on April 21st, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

lol, that sounds funny. I can't wait to see the video!

Bridget

replied on April 21st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

i want to see! that sounds cute!

finn wants to be on the move so bad. when he's on his stomach he flails and pumps his legs and rocks back and forth. when he's on his back he's too busy playing with his feet to do anything else. the only time he ever actually moves is when he's sleeping. i put him at the very bottom of his crib and in the middle of the night he wakes up crying because his head is smushed against the top.

HcoBrunette06

replied on April 21st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

that sounds so cute, i can't wait to see the video! she's so precious.

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