Showing posts with label Wiggly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wiggly. Show all posts

Friday, September 17, 2010

Day 11

We had a tired baby today. He was asleep most of the day. I guess his growth spurt is wearing him out. And speaking of a growth spurt, this was the outfit he had his portraits taken in 3 weeks ago. And 3 weeks ago, these overalls were long pants. Boys wear capris, right?


Wiggles and hiccups.



Not much action going on today. Like I said, he was very tired. He laid on the floor for a while and tried to scoot, but he quickly gave up and fell asleep again.






We went out to dinner with Angie and guess what? He slept.
  
But like always, he woke up once he got naked and ready for bed.

"I'm not really sleepy yet, but goodnight anyway, Daddy."

Monday, September 13, 2010

Day 7

Today had a slow start. Snugglebug was up until 2:00am and slept until 9:30am. And then, he still wasn't too interested in really waking up.


So I decided that a bath would help.

"Fine. I'm awake now."
I'm glad Steele and I had the talk about not sleeping on the laundry or Colby's playmat.


Colby was really excited to go to the audiologist and get his hearing checked.

"C'mon! Let's go!"
And his smug smile when we got back home tells you he passed with flying colors.



"Huh? What did you say? I couldn't hear you! <<hehehehehe>> "
As hard as I tried to capture his smiles and coos on video, he just wouldn't cooperate. So I give you wiggles, grunts and reflux:



All worn out and ready for a nap. And can I just mention how proud I am that I didn't have to change his clothes at all today? This may be a first!


And later in the night, it's finally bedtime. He snores just like his daddy.


"Goodnight, Daddy."

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Day 2

Even though it was only yesterday that we saw Daddy get on a plane, we miss him lots. Not much happened today, lots of naps, poops, giggling...all the good stuff.

"I am soooo awake right now."

"And I'm also thiiiiiiiiiis big!"
Very wiggly before bed.
And very yawn-y.
"Goodnight, Daddy."