Sunday, July 26, 2009

Week by week 4

John-Luke had a good week. Mostly sleeping, eating and being loved on by his brother, mommy, daddy and grandma. It was super fun. Here are a few highlights from the week.
Tuesday: Sleeping at the pateaugoire (free wading pool for little kids) while Bimmy played.Wednesday: Eating induced sleep coma.
Saturday morning: Sleeping at the park while Bimmy played in the water, sand and on the slide.
Saturday mid-day: Sleeping in his crib while Bimmy took a 3.5 hour nap. (We play big and we sleep big around here).
Saturday evening: At the pateaugoire again. This time looking concerned that what he is sucking on is NOT what he was hoping it would be. He was a good sport and we got all the way home without any crying. What a great baby!
That is about it. John-Luke's life really does consist of mostly sleeping and occasional quiet wakefulness and a few feeding frenzies before more sleeping. Loving it! Perhaps I could have more than 2 kids if they are all this easy. Well, ask me about it again when my help (mom) is gone. Stay tuned for some 1 month stats after CapN's 1 month appointment this week. Any guesses on how much he has gained/grown?
Don't forget to check out the all Bimmy post below. He really isn't a forgotten first-born. We still love him more than ever!

4 comments:

Brittany Roscheck said...

When you have more than two just don't forget the youngest child! My guess is he weighs about 10 lbs now if he is growing out of his 0-3 months already. Hopefully Ry will catch on to this sleeping pattern of John-Luke's! Can't wait to see you guys.

Tamara said...

becky, he is so cute. i am sad to be missing his squishy tiny stage. i wish you guys were here.

Em&Em said...

He is so cute Becky! I love the pictures!

aftonelam said...

I want to see some mor epics, he is propably huge now!

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