Out for a walk.

Bjorn fails at "tummy time".

I got lucky and captured the exact moment of terror as his pacifier fell from his mouth, something that only happens hundreds of times a day.

I don't know, do you think 3 months is too early for your child to be planning world domination?

Bjorn surprised that something has grabbed his hand.

Bjorn forgets he is a skeleton, not a zombie. Fortunately he has a few more days to practice before Halloween.

Okay Bjorn, you've got the zombie thing spot on.

Bjorn is not used to seeing his dad smile.

Out for a run.

Bjorn practicing for the first time he sees a mountain lion in the wild.

Bjorn wonders how he is suddenly taller than everyone.

Face to face.

A lot of our photos turn out like this because Bjorn confuses the word "Cheese!" with "Freeze!".

I think we feed him enough, but Bjorn is always trying to eat his hands.

After demanding to be held, fed, bathed, and changed, Bjorn does not mind letting you know that you're still making him suffer more than he'd like.

Bjorn is challenging you to a staring contest.

Amazed by his own hands.

Bjorn in the Bjorn.

Bjorn in the Giant Pumpkin Patch.

Realizing the pumpkins are too big to fit in his mouth, Bjorn goes back to playing with his hands.

Picking pumpkins.

It was a little hard carrying 3 pumpkins and Bjorn, but we managed.

He is just beginning to reach for things, kind of.

I think Bjorn sees dead people.

Restless Leg Syndrome is a very real disorder.