Your weekly picture of SteelyKid, with Appa for scale:
Note the addition of the crib mirror. She's started to become more aware of the world around her, and may parents picked up a couple of mirrors when they were here last week. The mirror is the most fascinating thing in the world, when she's awake and happy (clean diaper, not hungry, etc.).
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Of course the mirror is the most fascinating thing in the world...
It's an image of her isn't it?
She's adorable. Does she favor looking towards the left? Seems to be that way in most of the pictures (admittedly only a few - may be 10 or so that I have seen.) Geeta's nephew used to do the same, until his parents put a mirror on the other side.
Does she favor looking towards the left?
She does, and this mirror usually is placed toward the other end of the crib, so she gets put down facing the other way and has to turn her head to the right to see herself.