A deacon + a mom + more than a handful of kids = lots of adventures
Monday, June 21, 2010
Happy Father's Day!!!
Well I missed Mother's Day by about 10 hours but Lee got to officially celebrate his first Father's Day this year. He is such a great man with a strong character; I cannot wait to watch him and Elizabeth in the many years to come. My dad got to celebrate his first Father's Day as Grandpa Joe. He played Crazy Eyes with Elizabeth which was really hilarious and cute. I know I would not be where I am today without my dad (and mom). Hopefully Elizabeth will be saying the same thing in a few decades.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Five Weeks and counting
It is hard to believe that little Elizabeth has been around for five weeks. We went to the doctor on Tuesday and she is doing great! She is up to 9.5 lbs - which really does not surprise me because she eats pretty much all the time. She also got a shot - she was really mad but was so cute with the pink camo Band-aid they gave her. The doctor said she had great head control for her age. She can hold up her head really well when she wants to. Elizabeth is quite curious and very much enjoys being held and getting lots of attention. She smiles at people - especially in the morning. It is so fun to tell her "Good Morning" and she looks up at me and starts to grin.
That is opposite from what is happening now at 9:30 pm - she is screaming her little head off. She is really pitiful at night because she falls asleep eating and then cannot figure out where the food went. Elizabeth was born with an excellent set of lungs and she is not afraid to use them. Especially right when I am about to eat dinner. It seems that she can tell right when I am about to eat - she pipes up and scream-fest begins. Not that I am complaining - she is such a good baby during the day when we go to work.
Well things just got done in the dryer and Elizabet needs her Kiddopotamus. This thing is so much easier to wrap her up in than any swaddling blankets. There are three parts and two pieces of Velcro. It seems babies can be super distracted by their hands especially when they are trying to fall asleep so this has been a lifesaver. I have a t-shirt material one and my sister-in-law gave me a fleece on for the winter.
That is opposite from what is happening now at 9:30 pm - she is screaming her little head off. She is really pitiful at night because she falls asleep eating and then cannot figure out where the food went. Elizabeth was born with an excellent set of lungs and she is not afraid to use them. Especially right when I am about to eat dinner. It seems that she can tell right when I am about to eat - she pipes up and scream-fest begins. Not that I am complaining - she is such a good baby during the day when we go to work.
Well things just got done in the dryer and Elizabet needs her Kiddopotamus. This thing is so much easier to wrap her up in than any swaddling blankets. There are three parts and two pieces of Velcro. It seems babies can be super distracted by their hands especially when they are trying to fall asleep so this has been a lifesaver. I have a t-shirt material one and my sister-in-law gave me a fleece on for the winter.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
The Blog
So I have decided to start a blog so that I can:
1. keep track of things in our lives
2. have something to do when the baby is asleep
3. have an excuse to put pictures online
I am going to back post things as much as I can as well as stay up-to-date on what is happening now. Hopefully this will go well and not be an epic failure.
1. keep track of things in our lives
2. have something to do when the baby is asleep
3. have an excuse to put pictures online
I am going to back post things as much as I can as well as stay up-to-date on what is happening now. Hopefully this will go well and not be an epic failure.
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