Peek-a-boo

So Princess finally plays peak-a-boo with me and I think that it is adorable. It did take some work to get her to look at me while we filmed this because the second the camera comes out she can't stop looking at it. So we had to trick her by slyly taking out the camera as I was playing with her.

BYU Study

Contrary to what the picture might elude, Princess does not have issues with her brain. I volunteered her for a study that was being conducted by BYU on how babies link images with sound. Of course they cannot talk yet so they have to put these sensors on to detect energy pulses on the scalp that tell them when the brain is excited and which part of it is excited. It was kind of cool because instead of hooking them all to the head like you see in freaky movies, they now have a kind of cap that hooks them all together so you can just slip it on and adjust it.

Pretty much all they did was put Princess in front of a screen and played clips of women saying "Hello Baby". In some of the clips the mouth and voice where sync but about every other one the woman's mouth would say "Hello Beautiful Baby" but the voice still said "Hello Baby" so the voice was not matching the movement of the mouth. It was kind of fun to be part of a study and I love the picture they took and printed for me.

Princess at Four Months

My, my how quickly babies grow. Just yesterday we were bringing Princess home from the hospital. Now she is rolling all by herself. I just can't keep up with her. I am now back in school and am very,very busy. Princess comes to class with me and does not enjoy it very much. If I make her sit for too long she begins to squak. The last class on Friday she did better so maybe she is getting use to it, or maybe I am just wishing. Anyway, I just wanted to show off how cute she is