She's discovered her ears as well as the hair and headband behind them. Poor girl gets to wear socks to bed at night on her hands to keep her from pulling her hair out. She's a little thin behind her ears now. 
We call this her piranha move. Anything that she wants in her mouth including our noses or watches she dives at with her mouth open. How do I teach her to bring objects to her mouth not her mouth to objects? Oh also funny, when she's sitting up and wants her toes in her mouth I'll look over and there she is bent in half with her mouth around her socks. I'll have to try to get a picture of that.
And I know when it must be time for bed because she loves being held over our heads and us saying "Flying Baby Girl!" It always gets a smile so if it doesn't I know I'm in trouble.
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My dad said...
I just went to McDonald's and tried the "Piranha Move". I think I was able to finish my breakfast two minutes and thirty-five seconds faster than usual. I wisely used my time to get two cherry pies. Thanks to Flying Baby Girl for her genius. I am now twice as excited for Thanksgiving this year, and that is saying a lot.
PS Next time I think I will select a booth in the back. Some people are soooooo Piranhaphobic.
Kimi, you look really pretty and like a wonderful mommy, which you are, in this last pic. :)
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