8 months

Cora and Ruby are 8 months old now. Yeesh, it’s starting to go fast. Every week they learn something new.


Ruby has two little sharp bottom teeth poking through. Cora doesn’t have any teeth yet, but I suspect they’ll pop up soon based on her extreme fussiness and clingy ness lately.
Both girls are getting really good at sitting in their own, army crawling all over the house, and eating purple rice cereal crackers.
Ruby gets up on her hands and knees and rocks, Cora gets up but doesn’t rock. 
Both girls sleep through the night!! They go to bed at 7, dream feed at 10, and then wake up between 7 and 8 the next morning. It’s glorious. Although apparently sleeping better at night means that they no longer take decent naps. You win some, you lose some.
Both girls say dada, not that they know what it means yet, and I’ve gotten a few unintentional mamas.





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