Jack's first time laying in the grass. He liked it minus the sun in his eyes.
Desiree thinks I always teach Nico bad things like how to blow raspberries with his lips and how to climb stairs. She thought it would be fun to teach my baby the same. Thankfully he didn't catch on!
And she is the best baby wrangler I have ever met!
Jack practicing his tummy time with Uncle Louie.
Jack & Nico with Grandpa & Grandma Schep.
Nico hardly kisses anyone but he always has kisses for his cousin Jack. He really does love him.
Sweet boy!
One happy Grandma!
Andy and I decided to eat downtown IC one night and took a stroll around the ped mall. It's so nice to live within a short walk of downtown Iowa City.
And here's Jack in front of the Hawkeye black and gold tulips in the Pentacrest.
Sweet boy and handsome Daddy :)
Nothing is better than hearing your baby laugh. I can get some good laughs out of Jack but Andy can really get him going!
That gummy smile and dimpled cheek are the best!
And here is Jack with his friend
Claire. She spread his burp cloth out on the couch and then motioned for him to go "nye-nye". She is going to be a great big sister and a wonderful mom someday!
4 month notes:
25" (51st percentile)
14 lbs., 1 oz. (30th percentile) I can't believe my chubby baby is really in the 30th %!
Jack is the sweetest baby! As I write this I want to go get him out of his crib and smoosh his little chubby cheeks against mine...and then eat his fingers. I used to put his whole hand in my mouth but now I just do the fingers. That's what you get to do when it's your baby!
Jack is continuing to be a great night time sleeper. I usually nurse him, lay him down with his duck and paci and he's out. He usually sleeps from 7:15pm-6:30ish. Not bad!
He is able to sit up on the couch for an extended period of time and can sit up on his own for about 5 seconds...it's a start!
He now has a whiney cry that gets a little high pitched that he pulls out from time to time. It's very dramatic.
He is actually starting to semi-enjoy tummy time! He used to cry after about 1-2 minutes on his tummy and now he will play for much longer.