Independent little man!

The new doctor that Kingston has finally been able to get into to see, has already made major improvements in Kingstons feeding issues.  It has only been 5 days but already he has been able to keep most of his feedings down.  That means he can start to gain weight, it's only ounces but it's the increase of weight that is exciting.  He finally hit 20 pounds 1.5 ounces.

I was able to go and play with Kingston last night.  He has his little games he likes to play with particular people.  For example, when grandpa holds him he rub's his hand on his cheek and then smiles, tucks his head into grandpa's neck and pats him on the back.  If grandpa is sitting with him on his lap, he leans all the way backwards and wants to be flipped off of grandpa's legs. He giggles and jumps to let grandpa know he wants to do it again.  Kingston gets himself in the position to play the game again.  He knows what to do to have fun.

The game with me, grandma, is that he has to feel my face then he puts one hand in my mouth and the other down my shirt.  I don't understand that one but oh well.  He giggles and puts his head on my shoulder and pats my back.  We are then ready to play.   He and I have a way of communicating together.  I know he probably plays it with anyone that will play with him but I think he knows when he is playing it with me.  I will make a noise and pat my hand over my mouth so that the tones change.  He has learned how to do that himself so he follows.  Kingston has be able to find his toys and push all of the buttons so that ALL of the music is playing at the same time.

Last night he had a few of the toys playing he then turned around, already standing, he must of heard my voice and he ran to me!  He took about 7 steps to find me! 

My heart melts.....  How can I not believe in miracles.