And just like that, our Junebug turns 4 months old. A third of a year! Geesh!
Our boy is growing so fast I can hardly stand it. I am doing all I can to dig in my heels and remember everything about these first months. If only I could bottle the smell of his super kissable tummy... I would totally do it and store a case of the stuff in my basement!
Not to sound too sappy, but it really does seem like yesterday that I saw his sweet little face (and all that crazy hair) for the very first time. And heard, "it's a boy!" And you want to know something funny? Dustin and I recap that beautiful June day all the time. I say, "tell me what we did all day as I labored at home?", or "remember when we were stuck in traffic with me in the backseat writhing around?", or, "tell me again how you told people when you called them to announce that we had a little boy". We have a lot of fun remembering, and I'm assuming we are not the only parents who love to talk about that unforgettable day.
Some of the highlights from his 4th month include:
Tons of toothless smiles... and some giggles, although he makes us work for them. I think we may have a bit of a serious boy on our hands.
Felix has began to notice Mortimer and be somewhat interested in him. And, Mort is still trying to forgive us for bringing home another creature (who can be very loud) that takes most of our attention.
Felix made the big move from the co-sleeper in our room to his crib in his very own room. I don't want to jinx anything, but he's is a pretty good sleeper -- he wakes up once during the night, and so far his new sleeping arrangement hasn't disrupted anything.
He hasn't rolled over yet, but the boy is doing some serious pilates to make it happen. He does crunches on the changing table, on his playmat, and sooner or later, he is going to crunch his way from his back to his tummy (and develop a six-pack in the process!!)
Happy 4 month Birthday, Felix Augustus!
May the longtime sun shine upon you.
Love,
Mama and Daddy
p.s. Thanks to Dustin for snapping the photos during Daddy daycare yesterday. Good work.