Things to remember:
You have really started finding your hands. Actually, you have started sucking on your fists a lot!
You have started to drool and "make bubbles" a lot. Not quite like Charlie (our Newfie), but we are constantly looking for a burp cloth or bib now!
You have started to drool and "make bubbles" a lot. Not quite like Charlie (our Newfie), but we are constantly looking for a burp cloth or bib now!
You spend at least an hour throughout the day on the piano gym. It is the only place where you will not fuss with a wet diaper! You love it, thank you Grandma!
You are smiling all the time! Except when we get the camera out to take your picture... you get very serious.
You want your paci less... really only if you are really tired, riding in the car or at night when we put you to bed.
You had a birthmark to develop at about 12 days old (we first thought it was a scratch). It is called a hemangioma, a collection of blood vessels close to the skin, and the doctors say it will grow and then go away in your first few years of life. You like to keep your birth story interesting! It is also called an angel bite and that seems fitting!
You are still loving a bath!
Tried some new lotion on you and you had an allergic reaction. Oops. A bath and some diaper rash cream made you feel all better again. Until you had allergic reaction number 2 & 3! More baths and diaper rash cream! Please forgive us, we're working on it... now we think it may be fabric softener. So we're washing all your clothes again to be safe. You had a birthmark to develop at about 12 days old (we first thought it was a scratch). It is called a hemangioma, a collection of blood vessels close to the skin, and the doctors say it will grow and then go away in your first few years of life. You like to keep your birth story interesting! It is also called an angel bite and that seems fitting!
You are still loving a bath!
Grandma taught you how to reach up for her after a diaper change and now you reach out for someone to pick you up all the time. Everywhere! It is precious. (Well, except for when we put you to bed!)
You love staring at people and hearing them talk.
There have been some warm days where we have gone for a stroll or played on the back porch. You seem to really like outdoors, but not the sun glaring in your eyes. Of course we have bought some sun glasses!
You are holding your head up so much better but are not quite ready for the bumbo seat or Jumperoo.
You rolled over from belly to back on March 7th... you did it several times!
You still are very alert, taking in everything about the world around you.
We are totally in love with you, always and forever, sweet baby boy!
Blog friends: please say a prayer for me tomorrow as the dreaded return to work day will become a reality!