I made a new friend: Mrs Jermey. She's Grunkle's Mummy. I was showing her how I can wave. I think I made her laugh.

I went down to see my Granty and Grunkle on Saturday. Here's me with Granty

Me with my Grandad at Bodenham.

Bodenham Arboretum

Today I went to Bodenham Arboretum with my Nana and Grandad (and Mummy and Daddy). It was snowing pretty coloured leaves (they're the things that grow on trees. Like apples.)

We all had dinner there. I tried to grab a bit of it so that I could tell you all about it. But Mummy moved the plate out of the way. Anyway, it smelled much more interesting than my food.

I got a new toy to play with last week. Well, Mummy said it was for me, but actually, I think she bought it to for daddy to fiddle with.

It taught me to sit up all by myself!

Mummy! Your lips are just like mine!

Your tiny hand is ... actually lovely and warm.

Isn't Daddy mean: he took pictures of me as I was waking up this morning! I'll get my revenge one day.

My cousin Rebekah (you should be able to work out which one she is!) went to University on Saturday. I hope she enjoys herself. Do they learn better ways of eating and sleeping at university?

Me having a kick around on Caldy Island. Those monks were funny (they wore socks with sandals).

A self-portrait of me and Daddy - I was strapped onto Daddy's front in one of those Carrier thingys.

Mummy's friend Tara came to visit today. She's getting married and she showed me her new ring. Does anybody want to marry me so I can have one?

My Summer Holiday

This week I've been on holiday. Mummy and Daddy and Granny and Me went and stayed in a bungalow near Saundersfoot. You can see where that is on this map thingy. It was a very posh bungalow, and I soon made myself feel at home.

On Monday evening we went for a walk at Saundersfoot.

On Tuesday we went on a boat. It took us to Caldy Island. Caldy Island is where Monks live (Mummy kept on calling them Monkies, by I think they're something different. Don't they have tails?). The Monks all live in a big house called a Monastry.

The building you can see at the right of the Monastry is a Post Office. The Monks must send lots of letters to their Mummy's and Daddy's. They make their own chocolate and perfume and Shortbread, but I wasn't allowed to eat any. You can buy some from this shop if you want to.There's a lighthouse on the island. We went for a walk to see it. I got hungry on the way, so we had to stop for me to have my lunch.

On Wednesday we went to a Chocolate Farm. I didn't see any chocolates growing in the field, but they did have Chocolate Fountains.

They dipped a Marshmallow kebab in the fountain for my Daddy to eat. That evening, I went to a big bathroom called The Beach. The floor is made of stuff called sand.

The bath is very big and very cold. I'm afraid I yelled a bit when my feet went in it.

On Thursday we went shopping.

On Friday we came home.

Tenby is a very pretty place. You should go there for your holiday.

Relaxing after a hard nights sleep.

Look! No hands! (to help me balance I mean: of course I've still got hands really). I can stand up all by myself, and bounce around, and twizzle, and spy on mummy in the kitchen.

Guess what I had for lunch today? Go on: .... guess!

Couldn't guess? Mushed up peas! (Not mushy peas, but proper peas that have been mushed by Mummy's blender).

Daddy giving me some food (just to show that he's keeping his hand in). Looks like he's getting a bit carried away, doesn't it!

Me and Mummy. She makes quite a comfy armchair.

Sleeping Beauty

I had some real proper food today: Sweet Potato. I didn't forget to shave, by the way - Mummy just wasn't very good at aiming the spoon. I had to give her a hand.

Bumps-a-daisy

Granny has started playing a game with me called Bumps-a-daisy. It really makes me laugh.

You can watch me and Granny playing it in this video

All gone!

I had my first real (well, almost real) food today. Baby Rice. Mmmm. I hope Mummy Rice wasn't very sad. I know my Mummy would be upset if anybody had me for dinner, even though she's always saying "I could eat you all up!".

Bad hair day! (Another of my Grannies Photos)

This is one of the pictures my Granny took of Me - a different Photoshoot to the one I told you about earlier.

This is a picture my Mummy's friend Jenny took of me when she came to visit today. She texted it to my Daddy's phone, and he downloaded it from the internet onto the computer so that I could put it on my blog. Clever, eh?

Breaking news: I've rolled over onto my front

Today, after more than two week of trying, I rolled onto my front all by myself. But I must say, the view is terrible. I don't know why I bothered.

And I really don't see what all the fuss is about. Why, for instance, did Mummy have to phone Daddy at work to tell him. Is it really such a big deal?

Afternoon nap

One was given a new throne to try out on Tuesday. We were not amused.

Granty (GReat AuNTY Helen) came to see me recently. I was tickled pink!

Here's me with my Aunty Elaine (she is the one who recently reached mature years.)

I started using my sleeping bag the other night. It was so comfortable that I slept for 9 hours!

Sweet contemplation

"Give the world a wave, Noddy"

Don't get jealous about the number of friends I have. You can't help it if you're not as popular as me. This is Alan (he has got a long nose which is nice to suck).

I made lots of new friends this week. Here is me with Ollie (he seems to have more legs than usual, but he's very nice).

Me with my new friend Mary. Mummy found her in her wardrobe.

This was me at my Great Aunty Elain's Birthday party. I won't tell you how old she was (but I think the numbers 5 and 0 were in there somewhere).

Daddy thinks it important for me to start reading as soon as I can. So I thought I'd start with something light - "Fluffy Chick and Friends". (My Grandad took this picture of me by the way)

My Daddy's Friend Becca came to see me the other day. I like playing with her!

Me advertising the benefits of Fairy Non-bio!

Mummy got the paddling pool out for me the other day. I wasn't sure what it was going to be like, but I enjoyed it in the end.