Who said that kangaroos have all the fun?

Stars and Stripes Forever

It's quite weird for us to think that our son is American, but he now has a passport, so I guess it's official.



His passport picture, which we took in mid-September, doesn't look like him anymore already. At that point, when he was less than 3 weeks old, the main challenge was getting him to keep his eyes open for the picture.

Swinging

Kyle doesn't always love the swing, but sometimes he looks quite happy in there

Not the strong and silent type

Kyle loves to talk. Here are a few videos that feature a good amount of babbling:







Kyle's not always great under pressure though. He needs a bit more work before he can stand up to the stresses of an interview:

High Chair

Kyle loves to sit in his high chair at the table "like a grown-up". He's especially funny there when he notices the chandelier above the table and smiles at it like the light bulbs are long-lost friends.

Here's Kyle smiling at the light while sucking on his hand (this is a new trick):



Here's Kyle demonstrating another new love of his: tasting things.



Kyle in the morning:





Here, we're turning the lights on and off:

Tummy Time

Kyle is now strong enough to get his head up off the ground and actually enjoy "tummy time".





Often, the end of tummy time looks something like this:



Kyle in action:

All the Kyles

Hopefully we're not raising the world's most vain baby: Kyle's absolute favorite thing to do is to look at himself in the mirror. Even when he's crying, if we hold Kyle before a mirror, he will inevitably smile at himself.

Here are a few examples: