Week 14 April 26th-May 2nd

It's been a pretty quiet week overall.  I'm continuing to build on the skills I learned last week and of course, I'm continuing to keep Mommy and Daddy on their toes.  On Tuesday night I woke up at 3am and then again at 5am and wouldn't go back to sleep until just before Grandma and Grandpa came to pick me up.  On Wednesday night, I was up at 1am, 3am, and 5am.  My folks were so tired, but I made it up to them by smiling and cooing at them at 6am.  They are putty in my hands when I do that.  What can I say?  I know how to work the crowd.


We thought we'd try to take a monthly picture of me with these cards.  Mommy and Daddy got the idea from Auntie Monnette, who is doing the same thing with Baby Alex.  Hopefully we'll remember to keep doing it.

I got a picture with Mommy too!

Here is a picture of me with my cap (my parents think I look like such a big boy here!).  I modeled that cap about a month ago and it was too big for me.  Now it fits rather well.  It says it's 3-6 months, and it fit perfectly today.  With the rate my head is growing, I bet I won't fit it when I turn 5 months.  We were on our way to an outdoor birthday party (hence the cap) for my Auntie Tara.  She turned 4 years old. 

I seem to want to be facing out more, even though my head control is not 100% there yet.  I liked it much better so I can look around.

          



 
I was rather enjoying myself...looking at all the
balloons and at the inflatable jumper.  I can't wait until I get to play in one of those.

One of the aunties wanted me to be more independent (hello!  I am only 3 months old!) so she wedge me into this walker with a towel.  Surprisingly, I didn't mind at all, but I was scheming to get back at her.  Hmmm....

Daddy wanted to take this picture (right) and compare it to one he took when I was a newborn (below).  Too bad it's a bit blurry. I wasn't too happy when this was taken.  But look how big I am now!





Mommy and Daddy are hoping I start sleeping through the night soon.  We'll see if I feel like cooperating.