askxdoucheland said: You should let it perch on your shoulder.

[[ As of current, Germany is a baby less than a year old (7-10 months). Babies of that age can only use consonants such as 'p, m, h, b, w' and so on. They're still incapable of stringing different syllables together too! They don't understand what words are yet, they just think making certain sounds gave them what they needed. So what they do is repeat the same syllable repeatedly to call for attention: 'babababa' and 'mamama' and 'dadada'! \o\ They can also recognize their own names and react to different sounds and...that's pretty much all they can do at this stage.

I certainly am well aware of using 'vati' but at Germany's age, the most he can say for vati is 'baba' which I thought appeared much too vague to refer to Lutz so I opted to another possibility 'papa' which is also commonly used in Germany (and more often than vati, I was told).

[Every one of Brazil's friend's will receive one of these baskets!! it contains

one bottle of wine 

one panettone

one box of chocolate bon bons

one bag of Brazil nuts

one jar of honeybread cookies

one bunch of grapes

one extremely heartfelt handmade Christmas card, bearing a very long and somewhat cheesy message which could be summarized as "Merry Christmas, Prosperous New Year and thank you for your friendship"