Fox just had his six month well baby appointment (even though he’s late – a week and a half shy of seven months to be exact) and we could not be any more proud of him.

He learned to sit yesterday unassisted, he eats his squeeze pouch baby food by himself, and he has a major affinity for yelling “RAWR!” when we prompt him to. I can’t explain how good it feels to see him smile nearly all day. I know deep down that I have always put my all into Fox, but when he was colicky for the first four months I couldn’t help but doubt myself. Having a happy baby these days means the world to me and gives me that silent reassurance that I’m doing a good job as a mommy!

Fox’s Six Month Recap
Our guy is just a little thing (especially for a late baby) at 15th percentile weight and 4th in height. His head, however, is 50th and gaining momentum. Maybe he’ll be a celebrity one day – they often have big heads and little bodies – haha.
His favorite thing to do right now is jump up and down, whether it’s in a bouncy or while we are holding his hands. He also really loves to be frightened (totally gets that from me!) and the only time we can get a belly laugh out of him is when we scare him. There is one exception. I have to pretend I’m Donald Duck. Then he does this:
He’s also super ticklish!
Fox likes almost everything we have given him to eat with the exception of peas.
He started his grabby stage around six months and finally began obsessing over toys. These are Fox’s six favorite things to play with/in in honor of his sixth month on this earth:





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Reading this vibrant six-month recap from The February Fox instantly resonated with me because I also try to capture my life in video format — travels, small wins, and personal changes. Over the past six months I shot a lot of footage on different devices, ending up with files in various formats and resolutions. To bring everything together into one cohesive video, I started heavily using https://www.movavi.com/video-converter/ . The program instantly converts files to the required format without quality loss, optimizes size, and prepares content perfectly for YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok. Thanks to it, my own recap videos look much more professional, and the editing process has become far more enjoyable and faster. Now I’m happily planning the next six months and already know how to best preserve all those moments.