Will loves his pacifier, which has been a relief, because I didn't want him to turn into a thumb sucker. Imagine my disdain to find him doing this in the pack-and-play tonight!!
He was quite pleased with himself and even spit out the binky and stuck his thumb back in his mouth. Stinker!
Haha, I love this little sherpa hat. Seriously, how can you not crack up at this?? So cute! Also, the cheeks. Nom nom nom, I want to eat them, they're so cute and chubby!
Will has made a great new discovery- he found his hands and discovered that they are quite delicious! He likes to try and cram both fists into his mouth! Yum! He also likes to chew on his frog. And the other day I found him sucking on his arm. He gave himself a hickey!So funny! Will LOVES this elephant from Grams. If he's awake and we put him in the pack-n-play (where the elephant lives) he will instantly turn and GRIN at the thing. It's hilarious. I need to try and get a video of it! Look how big he's getting!
Check out the bargain I got! All those clothes (mostly summer stuff and winter stuff for next year, hopefully I guessed the right sizes!) were about $90. Sounds like a lot for baby clothes, right? 7 pairs of pants. 4 pairs of shorts. 4 tee shirts. 3 polo shirt onesies. 5 plain onesies. 1 summer romper. 2 sleepers.
26 articles of clothing for $90. Works out to about $3.50/item. Plus, I got free shipping! Can't beat that.
I've had lots of new adventures lately! I went to the pediatrician and now I weigh 8lb 4 oz.
I'm making lots of funny faces! I have lots of bad hair days with crazy stick-up hair! Even right after a bath, it still gets crazy! I've had several real baths and I really like the tub- the first day I even tried to drink the bath water! I discovered my fingers and thumb and now mom keeps pulling them out of my mouth and putting the pacifier in! Nonni came to visit and we had so much fun! Mom was sure glad for all her help and she cried lots at the airport when it was time for Nonni to go back to Kansas. Stay tuned for pictures from my first snow day!
Things are progressing well on the baby front. I figured we better start updating this thing, so we'll be in the habit when we have millions of cute pictures to share with far-away family!
I'm 35 weeks and 1 day, and according to Jeremy, the baby will be born between one and two weeks before my due date. I hope he's right, but I'm not getting my hopes too high!
He's going to be named William Lawrence (and yes, KU basketball was involved in the name choice!).
I just finished washing all the teeny little clothes and socks, and realized I have no idea how many clothes we need! But, since I've never done this before, we'll just see how it goes and buy more stuff if we need it!
The room is almost finished, as you can see from the pictures below.
Looking in from the doorway. The crib side. Waiting on homemade bedding accessories from Nonni in Kansas! The changing table area.
An awesome picture painted by our niece Katlyn. The frame is being painted, so we should get that up on the wall in the next few days.
And for the adoring public, a picture of my ever expanding waistline. This is from last week, I was post-call and it is blurry, but you get the gist! That's the update! More news as it comes!
In case anyone still follows here, we haven't been posting, mainly because we don't have anything to post about. But here's a quick synopsis of the last 2 months.
We flew to KC in May and had a great week at my brother's graduation and Pan's brother's wedding. Lots of Oklahoma Joe's was eaten and Boulevard imbibed.
I flew back to KC in June and had a great time at my friend Scott's wedding.
Pan is now roughly halfway through the pregnancy. She's had a really good pregnancy thus far, in that she hasn't had much in the way of the typical pregnancy side effects. We did find out we are having a boy, which breaks the streak on my side of the family of having all girls. We're still super-excited and have begun looking harder at all the stuff we need to buy, including going to a 1 million square foot furniture store to look at expensive cribs and baby rooms. Too much.
We did fit in a trip to the beach (Wrightsville), where I managed to avoid spraining my ankle this time. We had a pretty fun trip, although we ate some terrible food along the Cape Fear River in Wilmington.
Pan is no longer an intern and is really enjoying her anesthesia residency thus far. She really enjoys the people she gets to work with and the much-improved lifestyle, compared to the first year.
That's really it. We've just been really busy with both of our jobs, traveling around a bit, and baby stuff.
Any ideas for baby boy names? I think I know my favorite, but Pan is still very undecided, so any suggestions are useful.
Some baby knitting, finished quite a while ago, but gifted today. For our brand new niece Erica! Sweater from Mason-Dixon knitting, hat and booties from Ravelry. Yarn: I Love This Yarn (from Hobby Lobby) less than 1 skein for the whole set!