Since he's just 4 months old, Riley still has a ways to go before he'll be able to sit up by himself. Maybe in a month or so. Standing will come even further down the road, but he still likes to try. The one thing he doesn't have a problem doing, however, is sticking things in his mouth. If it's within his reach, it will go in.
I coaxed him into sitting up a second time, but he wasn't as focused the second time around. I think he was more determined to try to get the camera.
If you've seen Riley's legs, you know that they're massive. And I say that with love. The rolls of chunk make me smile every time I see them. You can't help but squeeze them! Once he starts getting more active, I'm sure the chunks will melt away. Until then, he's found a fun way to put them to use.
Beginning when he was just days old, Riley has been smiling and chuckling in his sleep. Starting when he was about 6 weeks old, he's been all smiles when he's awake. However, until today, he had only laughed in his sleep while in la-la-land. He loves to stand up, so I decided it was time to drag out the exersaucer. If I had known that's all it took, I would have dragged it out much sooner. Big Brother seems to bring it out in him as well.
