Little Mr Inquisitive {The Ordinary Moments}

Little Man is the focus of so many Ordinary Moments in our lives. He is a constant through the day and still a regular feature through the night too -yawn- But there are some ordinary moments that stand out more than others.

Little Mr Inquisitive {The Ordinary Moments}

Little Man recently learnt to pull himself up onto his knees and practices this new skill wherever and whenever he can. Most of the time he pulls himself up on the TV stand, looking at the TV or the flashing lights on the DVD player and games consoles. But more often he is pulling himself up on the sofa, coming over to say hello to us or to yank at our socks to get attention.

Little Mr Inquisitive {The Ordinary Moments}

Our Little Man’s world has got so much bigger, he has so much more to explore and he’s loving finding new things, grabbing everything and reaching for things that not long ago were far out of reach. He isn’t too fussed by toys but he loves remote controls, phones, random pieces of paper and empty boxes. Why we even buy toys is beyond me!

Little Mr Inquisitive {The Ordinary Moments}

Our poor Little Man has been ill this week, as has his sister, and it’s been a long week for all of us. But it hasn’t stopped LM trying to be his happy self, crawling around and pulling himself up everywhere. Even with a runny nose, tired eyes and frequent crying spells, Little Man has still played as much as he possibly can.

Little Mr Inquisitive {The Ordinary Moments}

There have even been a couple of moments where his personality has shone through, where he’s laughed at us, laughed at himself or just laughed and we’ve forgotten momentarily that he’s poorly, and for that moment he’s just been a very happy, very smiley, very nearly 10 month old.

Another week and another Ordinary Moment but this ordinary moment is only going to grow as the weeks go by. Little Man’s world is going to keep getting bigger and he is going to get more and more inquisitive.

Life is one great big adventure for our Little Man.

Little Mr Inquisitive {The Ordinary Moments}

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  • Donna Wishart is married to Dave and they have two children, Athena (13) and Troy (11). They live in Surrey with their two cats, Fred and George. Once a Bank Manager, Donna has been writing about everything from family finance to days out, travel and her favourite recipes since 2012. Donna is happiest either exploring somewhere new, with her camera in her hand and family by her side or snuggled up with a cat on her lap, reading a book and enjoying a nice cup of tea. She firmly believes that tea and cake can fix most things.

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5 Comments

  1. Lovely photos as always Donna!
    Arthur loves remote controls and phones too it’s funny how they go for these things when they have so many lovely bright coloured toys around them haha!

  2. Gorgeous photos, my little man doesn’t bother with toys either, still doesn’t really and he was 2 in November. He’s much rather spend half an hour emptying out my coffee table drawers!
    Hope he’s feeling better soon x

  3. Baby toys are the biggest con ever! Love the photos – he looks like such a happy wee guy 🙂
    Such a lovely age isn’t it as they start to really explore and interact with the world around them (a bit annoying too) x

  4. Gorgeous photos! It opens up a whole new world now, doesn’t it? I’m not sure why we bother with toys sometimes, either – my Little Man loves our CDs particularly! Sorry they’ve been ill, and hope they’re on the up now x

  5. Lovely photos! And yeah, why play with a toy when a remote control or a cardboard box will do!They’re so funny at that age, when they’re off exploring everything.

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