Loving Every Minute

Loving Every Minute



Friday, October 29, 2010

Baby Life #4

Don't feed The Prince blueberries for breakfast on picture day, or you might have to re-bathe him. Heck, you might as well just bring the bathtub to pictures and dip him directly before the shoot.

PS - Even though Mommy finally seems to be growing out of her acne, she will get a giant zit for picture day.

Insert Murphy's Law as it relates to picture day here.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Best-Dressed Sooner This Side of I-40

This one is compliments of Great Uncle Mike in NC.

OK, The Prince isn't wearing Sooner gear here, but Daddy is, and it's just so darn cute.


The rest of the clothes are from Memaw in OK.
This is The Prince sitting in a rocking chair that his dad and granddad used.
















Friday, October 22, 2010

Discoveries

Sometimes, when I undo The Prince's onesie to change him, I find leftover snacks.


Today there was a cheerio and a small piece of apple, tucked right into the top of his diaper.



Saving it for later?


Here's the cheerio print:


Wednesday, October 20, 2010

That's a Relief

1 John 4:4

...greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world.

Monday, October 18, 2010

Baby Life #3

Murphy's Law, as it relates to poo.

The day you clean the bathroom will likely be the day baby poos in the bathtub.

Saturday, October 16, 2010

A No-Nap Day

Yesterday was a no-nap day. That's never happened before. Sometimes The Prince takes a late nap if he's too excited, or one of his naps will be extra-short, but never both naps.

A challenge!

The first plan of action: leave early for work and drive around longer so he can have a snooze in the car. The result? No extra sleep.

The second plan of action (carried out by his sitter): rock to sleep. The result? Woke as soon as he left her arms.

The third plan of action (again with the sitter): take a walk to relax to sleep. The result? Fell asleep, but woke as soon as they stopped moving.

In The Prince's defense here, the sitter's house is a pretty exciting place to be. He loves to play there, and his buddies were there, too. But he usually gets a good nap in.

The fourth plan of action (getting pretty late in the day here): hopefully he'll fall asleep on the way home and doze for longer?? The result? Fell asleep, but woke up upon arrival at home.

The last plan for the day: play as much as possible, to distract from lack of sleep, and take up time before bed. The result? The most successful plan of the day.

I'm not sure how he did it, but he slept for about one hour the whole day. Quite a difference for someone who likes to sleep at least twice that daily, sometimes attempting to sleep more during the day than at night.

Don't smaller creatures need more sleep?