My little dude, you are already 3 months old.
Sizes
Clothes:
You are still wearing 3 months size. But your footie pjs are getting to be too small, I think 3-6 month clothes are in our near future. {Slow down!}
You are still wearing 3 months size. But your footie pjs are getting to be too small, I think 3-6 month clothes are in our near future. {Slow down!}
Diapers:
Soon you'll be wearing cloth :) but right now you are finishing up the size 1-2 disposable diapers we have.
Soon you'll be wearing cloth :) but right now you are finishing up the size 1-2 disposable diapers we have.
You are usually asleep for the night between 8 and 9p and you wake up twice to nurse, once at 1a and then around 4a and them back to sleep til 8 or 9a! {If only we could convince big sis to do the same! The sleeping in part, not the musing part.}
Activity:
You love to lay on your play mat and look up at the dangling toys. sometimes you hit or kick them. Mostly you just wiggle, smile and coo.
You love to lay on your play mat and look up at the dangling toys. sometimes you hit or kick them. Mostly you just wiggle, smile and coo.
Character traits:
What I notice so far is that you study very intently. I've already noticed that you've found your feet and you will twirl your ankle and just study your feet when we sit you up. You hate to be held facing in, as long as you are facing out and can see all around you, you are content. I've become very good doing everything with one hand. The other arm is occupied with you, my sweet baby boy.
Social. You will start 'talking' or cooing if anyone holds you close and talks to you. You'll do it for long periods of time too. And smiling, you smile almost constantly. It's no wonder you started laughing so early on, you are a happy boy!
What I notice so far is that you study very intently. I've already noticed that you've found your feet and you will twirl your ankle and just study your feet when we sit you up. You hate to be held facing in, as long as you are facing out and can see all around you, you are content. I've become very good doing everything with one hand. The other arm is occupied with you, my sweet baby boy.
Social. You will start 'talking' or cooing if anyone holds you close and talks to you. You'll do it for long periods of time too. And smiling, you smile almost constantly. It's no wonder you started laughing so early on, you are a happy boy!
What people say:
That you 'look just like your daddy' AND that you 'look just like your mommy.'
Guess you are a perfect mix of both of us!
Guess you are a perfect mix of both of us!
Challenges:
Honestly, you are a very 'easy' baby. Besides the challenges of having two young children, you really don't add any challenges. It's gotten to the point that when you are crying I can figure out pretty fast what you want because the list is short! Usually you are pretty content just being around us.
The only slight challenge that as actually become just the norm is that you still wake up twice in the night to eat, but even that is easy because you take about 10 min to eat and then I put you back to bed and you stay asleep, so that means I can go right back to sleep too!
The only slight challenge that as actually become just the norm is that you still wake up twice in the night to eat, but even that is easy because you take about 10 min to eat and then I put you back to bed and you stay asleep, so that means I can go right back to sleep too!
Verse:
"...that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith; that you, being rooted and grounded in love,may be able to comprehend with all the saints what is the width and length and depth and height—to know the love of Christ which passes knowledge; that you may be filled with all the fullness of God."
Ephesians 3:17-19
"...that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith; that you, being rooted and grounded in love,may be able to comprehend with all the saints what is the width and length and depth and height—to know the love of Christ which passes knowledge; that you may be filled with all the fullness of God."
Ephesians 3:17-19
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