Mummy's boy

Leo must be giving nursery 100% because he's exhausted on his days off! He still looked pretty tired after his 2h15 nap this morning when we got the bus up to Crystal Palace.

 He still managed to charm the other diners at lunch!

 Mummy was relieved that Leo seemed happy to have a day with her...

 ..even if it meant hanging out in the post office!

 Mummy made up for it by treating Leo to a drink at his favourite bus-watching cafe! 

 Leo was back on top form by dinner time! His enthusiasm for pasta must come from his Daddy!

Pulling faces

Leo had a much better day at nursery. He's making friends and hanging out with the cool kids at the slide. When we got home Leo had fun pulling faces at himself in the camera screen.

 His new 'concentrating' face!

 Trying to escape from his bath!

Still a tired boy

After another snotty night, Leo was tired on the bus to nursery, but still had enough energy to remove both his socks.

Probably even more tired once he was picked up by Mummy and Daddy, but glad to be on his way home.

After a day of playing at nursery, he was happy just to get some cuddles.

Look! No hands!!

Poor Leo has a stinking cold and a brand new tooth. He was exhausted from a long day at nursery yesterday, so he and Mummy had a quiet day close to home. Leo enjoyed his morning snack watching the buses.

 By late afternoon (and 3.5 hours of napping!) he was feeling a little brighter.

 Look Mummy! No hands!

 Leo was amused by Mummy's rendition of the Sesame Street classic "Rubber Duckie". He responded by doing his version of human beatbox until bedtime..

The Longest Day

Leo spent his longest day so far at nursery, 9am until almost 6pm. He came out exhausted, with his cold and a new tooth exacerbating the long day. Mummy was able to scoop up Daddy and Leo in the car on her way home, and we put Leo straight into his chair for some late dinner. He can even point with both hands at once.

Exhausted but still happy.

Who knew there was such a thing as a bathbook? Leo enjoys flicking through his.

Say cheese (on toast)!

Leo decided we needed a quiet day near home today after a week full of change. He voted for lunch at Domali's in Crystal Palace and was very happy with his order of cheese on toast.

After a snooze in his buggy in the park, Leo requested a cold drink outside at his favourite cafe  - one with great views of several bus routes so he could point at every single bus that went past. He even agreed to wear a hat!

Baby jousting

Up to Amersham today, where Leo got very well fed (not just on this milk), and had lots of fun playing with watering cans.

Rather than enjoy being chased by Daddy, Leo decided to charge back at him and butt heads

Back home, and Leo was playing horsey

To thank Mummy for the ride he let her give him kisses