Baby, It's What's for Dinner

The proper way to cook a Baby Meal.  Step one:  marinate the baby in your flavor of choice.  Below, we've depicted kidney bean juice.
The original Beanie Baby

Step two:  Place the baby in a roasting pan.

TerraDactyl LOVES playing with her cake pan

Step three:  Insert into oven.  (If it's not clear this is a joke - never put your baby in the oven!!)

The perfect size drawer...

Step four:  Enjoy your baby meal!

Make sure they can't escape!

NONE of these photos were coaxed or staged.  TerraDactyl managed to get herself into all these situations on her own.  Including finding the cake pan, removing it from the drawer, and sitting in it.  She LOVES sitting in that cake pan.  She's also discovered the joys of banging the pan on the floor.  But fortunately, she prefers to sit in the pan.


TerraDactyl is an old hand at traveling the stairs, so she's started increasing the difficulty by carrying things down the stairs with her.  She does still struggle with foot control though.  This last video just cracks me up. 

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