Isn't she just so cute...she learned how to pull at her bow to take it off. She usually is pretty good at leaving it on and will only pull at it if by chance she reaches up and feels it with her hands, then she will take it off. 
Every day Payten keeps changing so much and learning new things. Since she learned how to sit up, every time you try to lay her down on her back she tries so hard to keep her head off the ground and tries so hard to sit up. She has killer ab muscles from doing that constantly. When she gets a diaper changed she really refuses to lay down not only will she not lay down, she also squeezes her legs together a couple inches off the ground. Needless to say it is a very big challenge to change her diaper.
She learned how to wave, so she waves hi and bye to people and really understands what she is doing. When we walk by different people she will wave to them. Also if you tell her goodnight she will wave to you.
She still loves her tongue and loves spitting. The bad thing about her making the spitting sounds with her lips is she does it when she needs to be quiet. Especially loves to do it at church during a pray or talk. And if I cover her mouth to make her quiet that only ticks her off and makes her do it even more.
She will let you know when she does not want to play with something or when she is done eating or drinking. She will either throw the toy or push the spoon or bottle coming her way. She is a strong baby. If she hasn't finished her bottle all the way yet and I try to give her some more she will push your hands and bottle away and squeeze her lips together. If you keep trying to get her to eat or drink she will get really mad and give you some attitude.
She especially loves to throw her toys down when she is sitting in a high chair. See her nice pile of toys...
Caught in the act of getting rid of them. She is very fast at getting rid of them too. She doesn't play with them for a little while and then slowly throw them off one by one. As soon as there are toys on her tray they are off in a matter of seconds.
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