Dylan is 10-months-old now and has 4 teeth (plus 2 more teeth up top coming in), and it's time he started eating finger food. I made Butter Chicken the other night (it's basically tikka masala with more butter. It's not spicy so I figured it would be fun to see what Dylan would make of it) and gave Dylan some cut up into small pieces. Let's see what happened:
Huh?? What IS this stuff? What do you want me to do with it? Eat it? Nah....
Alright, I'm going in...
(Sometimes he gets lazy and just bypasses the hand and pecks like a little birdy.)
That was okay. I think I like it. But what does it feel like?
Squish!
I love his "unsure" face.
By this point, he was an expert at picking up the pieces and popping them in his mouth.
Right after this he stuck all his fingers in his mouth. I guess he likes butter chicken sauce.
Okay chicken, listen up! I'm gonna eat you! So get in my mouth!
Dylan likes the Rody from afar. Each time I put him on it he flung himself off. His feet don't really reach the floor when he's on it, so I guess that's a little scary for a little guy like Dylan.
He looks like he's enjoying it, but really he hated the whole experience. I put him in and his first reaction was the same as the first time he sat on grass. But I wanted a picture, so I made him get back in. I know, I know, but it's just so cute!
So worried! I took him right out after I got this shot. And then the actual fun started!
