| During feeding time, the baby does not like to | | | | before he started his day. Much fun. |
| cooperate. He is fussy, wiggly, messy. Sometimes he | | | | Moms, pay attention. As per the evidence, it would be |
| wiggles at the right moment and peas are smeared on | | | | a good thing to stock up on baby burp cloths and bibs. |
| his cheek. He giggles and laughs at that. This may | | | | This way you will have the ability to clean all the |
| seem a frustrating situation for the parent, but for the | | | | messes as they occur. The baby will whine and cry, |
| baby it is high entertainment. This is a game to him and | | | | but the mess will be mitigated. Baby's face will be |
| he thinks that GREEN IS PRETTY. Even though the | | | | clean and the frustration abates. It will not, however, |
| baby is a boy, he is fascinated by that color. He does | | | | make the baby sit still during mealtime. There is |
| not think that green is pretty the way you or I would | | | | something that you should not admit to anyone: you |
| think it pretty in a landscape or flowers. He thinks | | | | really want the baby to be messy so that you can use |
| green is pretty because it is not boring. Kids, especially | | | | your pretty cloths to clean up the mess made by |
| babies, have a short attention span and anything out of | | | | baby. Baby makes the mess, which makes him happy; |
| the ordinary that is not scary is entertaining. If it were | | | | mom gets to clean up the mess with her pretty cloths, |
| up to him, he would rub peas on his face in the morning | | | | which makes her happy. |