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Baby Sounds: Hiccup Crying

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I was talking to my sister recently while she was at work, and while we were talking Maryanne started to fuss a little bit. My sister starting oohing and aahhing at all of the baby sounds. Next thing I know, she's telling me that she put me on speaker phone so all of her coworkers could enjoy the baby sounds. It got me thinking that my family won't get to hear Maryanne at all since we probably won't be out to visit for a while. So, here's a little video of Maryanne coping with the hiccups.



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RAL said…
ahh poor thing she looks so pitiful :( But gosh she is so cute! I think it's funny how her cries are the "waaa" sound that people make when they are imitating a baby. LOL! So cute!
December 27, 2008
Mom and Nana said…
She's so cute - thanks for sharing all her sounds. It was great to hear her siblings in the background too.
December 28, 2008
Anonymous said…
oh, it's been too long since i've been on here, since this is the first i've even seen of the baby! she is so precious, and I LOVE the name!
hope your holidays were wonderful!
January 03, 2009
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