We're hoping Jack's excessive drooling will end up in teeth someday soon, and won't just make him an awkward dinner guest in years to come.
Based on the doctor's suggestion to start giving him table food, this week we've been giving him tastes of different mushy foods (avocado, mashed potato, bread). So far they have all made him gag and return whatever he ate in the past few hours. A fun game for everyone! However, he does a pretty good job with the baby cookies, he enjoyed sucking on watermelon chunk last night, and I'm sure we'll find more things he likes.
Our little drool fountain is 10 months old today!
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Happy 10 Month Birthday, Jack! You've Come a Long Way BABY! Drool. . no drool, teeth. . no teeth, I will have you as a dinner guest any time! Kisses & Hugs to all! Grandma Glynn
Proper etiquette dictates that fellow dinner guests should also drool excessively as not to make Jack feel so awkward.
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Hi Jack
Happy 10 month birthday!
YOU LOOK SO GREAT SITTING THERE WITH DROOL ON YOUR BIB! Gravity works and your balance is superb.
when you get the knack for grown up food you'll never go back so--- keep enjoyinging all your new experiences I DONT KNOW ANY TODDLER WITHOUT TEETH!!!!!
Hugs to all- HI ESPECIALLY TO GMA GLYNN
Sweet dreams
love
grammie
I can't believe little Jack is 10 months old. How did that happen??
Don't worry about the drooling. I stopped before I started dating, so it all worked out. Uncle John is right, we should all practice drooling for Jack's visit in early June. Hopefully, he'll have teeth by then so he can enjoy his grandfather's wonderful steaks on the grill! Now that will make anyone drool!
Love to all,
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