Plateface

Leo got a see-through plate to eat his lunch with

And then learnt the joy of squashing his face against it

While mummy and daddy went on a speedboat trip up the Thames..

..Leo enjoyed sunglasses and milk with grandma and grandad.

Ouch

Poor little Leo has tonsillitis and will need 10 days of antibiotics to sort him out. To try to cheer him up we took him to the dinosaurs. They didn't make him smile today.

 Thankfully, the swings did make him smile!

An apple a day

Poor Leo has been pretty under the weather today - he had to stay home from nursery for lots of cuddles from Mummy,

 After a trip to the GP he decided on trying an apple a day..

 He tried his hardest to keep playing - perhaps a little more seriously than usual to start with..

Fortunately his books made him smile!

If you're happy and you know it!

Trying to figure out Grandad's phone

If you're happy and you know it...

 Playtime!

Transported

Lunch at Leon - and a boy who liked to wear his placemat.

 Up the Thames on the Clipper with Grandma and Grandad.

 A wave to Big Ben!

 Staring at the water.

 Looking out the window on the train home.

Waves

 Checking out the sheep at the Horniman Museum

Waving with Grandad

Lemon adventures

Hmmm, I wonder what this lemon tastes like..

Look, I'm going to try this lemon!

Here we go!

Oh, I wasn't quite expecting that..

Damn, that's some sour lemon! 

I think I'll just stick to melon in the future. 

Leo-aundry time

Leo is excited at the prospect of helping Daddy fold the laundry. 

But Leo's interpretation of folding is different from Daddy's..

Grandpals

Dining with Grandma

 Elvis lips

 Tickles for Grandma's feet

 Laughing with Grandad

 Looking at photos of himself with Grandad

Gorilla greetings

Thank goodness for rain covers - wet morning waiting for the bus to nursery with Daddy.

Grandma and Grandad came with Daddy to pick up Leo from nursery and were on hand for dinner. First we had duelling spoons...

 

...then high fives...

and here he is comfortable in his dinner domain.

At bathtime Leo is good at leaning his head back to get his hair washed (NB he's not being strangled by his father)

And at bedtime, Leo met his new puppet friend, Goodnight Gorilla!

Grandma!

 On the train to see Grandma!

 Playing with Grandma's necklace - happily reunited!

Cudd-leos

Despite Mummy and Daddy's efforts to get him interested in animals, Leo has decided that transport is the best thing. He just loves buses, ambulances, lorries, motorbikes, trains... Here he is happily watching his favourite roundabout.

 Dinner was some chili Daddy made - Leo thought it was  delicious and best eaten with his hands.

 Leo was feeling very affectionate at playtime.

Smiles!

 Kisses!

Cuddles!