It is just so amazing how quickly your child grows and develops all sorts of skills. I have a baby booklet that I was given by the Japanese government to record milestones of child development. This booklet is called
boshi techo (The mother and child health handbook). It is a small booklet that will chronicle your pregnancy, your well-being, the birth, the well-being of the child and the immunization record of the child up to and including the age of six. Every child in Japan has one and Oliver's one looks like this.
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Inside the booklet there is also information about breast feeding, teeth development, weaning etc.

I am keeping records of his weight and height every month, special dates such as when he can support his own neck, when he rolled over, when he started solids etc etc. Within the last month or so I am busy turning the pages over as he is developing so fast. He can sit up by himself, crawl, pick up small things on the floor (he was chasing an ant the other day!!).
It is very good to pencil in those things but I also love documenting Oliver's development using the latest technology. Today I managed to take a video clip of Oliver using his arms and legs (and his mouth) to pull himself up.
(✈ Brunei - Perth - Brunei)