7 months...Already!

Alfie-moo is now 7 months old, please cue the ''Oh I can't believe he's __months old already''. I really need to try and find some sort of spell that will make my not soo little 13lb 5oz munchkin stay a baby forever, how I miss holding my teeny weeny 5lb baby in my arms, Alfie is now getting to the stage he doesn't want to cuddle with mummy the way he used too waaaaaaah and much prefers crawling around the living room trying to get in about absolutely everything the curious little monkey my flat is now pretty much baby proof, plug socket covers, baby gates etc the list goes on.

Finding suitable clothes for Alfie to wear during the day is still quite a challenge as he is still in 0-3 months, lets face is at 7 months old you don't want your baby wearing baby grows 24/7 but I was in next clearance the other day and found the cutest chino's and a nice jumper which is a little too big but I'm sure he will grow into it one day plus it keeps him nice and cosey which is ideal in this cold weather Britain seems to be experiencing, soo much for spring eh?

How cute does he look? seriously! He's going to be such a little heartbreaker when he grows up.

Our gorgeous little boy can now;

Crawl over to the sofa and pull himself up so he stands up but hasn't taken any steps yet but me and Daniel might try him within the next week or soo we don't want to rush him into anything plus every child is different so I'm not too worried that he isn't walking yet, claps his hands when you sing ''If your happy and you know it'', picks up finger foods and feeds himself he ends up in a bit of a mess though mind you but bless him, if you say ''Alfie what does a doggy say?'' he replies with ''Woof'', has conversations with his hands? he sits in the middle of the floor and just babbles away to them for ages it's soo cute, he loves trying his mummy and daddy's dinner now and won't eat his own until you give him a little bit of yours and last but not least has teeny weeny teeth starting to come through now and even though he's a what you could call late teether it doesn't seem to bother him he's always happy and he never seems in pain with it which is a good thing for his daddy and me.

A happy baby = a happy mummy and daddy.