Veer broke out from something the last couple of weeks. He had
bums around him mouth, which the day care teacher thinks is from his binky and
then some on his face which were probably from a food. I had started giving him
strawberry puffs and strawberry, apple and banana fruit cups and I think he
might be allergic to strawberry right now. We also gave him a lot of other
things – cake, frosting, gajar hulva (carrot cake), a samosa and 10 other
things. So now we are trying to avoid
everything. It’s so difficult b/c any time we start to eat food, he runs over
to us and just stare at us. Give us the biggest puppy eyes and is probably
thinking, “look at how cute I am, and you will just sit there and eat your delicious
home cooked meal, while I have to eat blend rice and veggies. Now I know what
that poor dog, Raka, is going thru.”
He has also been going thru a lot of separation anxiety. The
teacher at school said it was normal. He clings to me when I pick him up from
daycare and won’t let go, and then once Anand is home, he is all over him. He is
the exact opposite at school. Last night I was putting him to his bed and he
started crying. He cried for about 5 minutes and I couldn’t take it anymore (I mean
really, have you seen his cute little face?!?!), so I went it and picked him up
and tried to make him go to sleep by sleeping with him on the futon. He would not
let go of my t-shirt. He even tried to put his hand over my shoulders so he
knew I was there. He must have worked himself up b/c he couldn’t fall asleep,
so once again I left him in his crib. He cried. He cried some more for about 2
minutes and fell asleep.
Yesterday I think he said his first official words. Too bad I
wasn’t around so it doesn’t count. But in all seriousness, Manali said he woke
up from his nap and was starved (Manali is the baby whisperer, so she can
tell). Anyways, she said he had thrown up, a lot, right before he fell asleep
and must have been hungry. So when he woke up he was saying, “mum mum mum mum…”
And after she fed him he stopped saying, “mum mum…”
Last weekend we attended Anand’s cousin’s wedding
(technically it’s his nephew). Veer was really well behaved. We took him out
for the groom’s procession and he didn’t cry a bit. He didn’t smile either but
he didn’t cry. Did I mention it was like 90 something degrees outside that day.
Yes, it was. But as soon as we took him in, he was all over the place. He didn’t
complain one bit about his Indian outfit. He did well.

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