Saturday, March 30, 2013

Hat

Today the weather has been beautiful outside. Mom and Dad took you to run errands and after wanted to have a picnic in the park. After putting away all of the groceries, we decided to just have lunch in our yard. You sat in your bumbo chair and watched us eat, and then we played with you on the blanket. Dad was worried about your head getting a sunburn, so Mom brought out your hat. It's still a little big, but it worked.


Thursday, March 28, 2013

Napping with Dad

Today Mom went Visiting Teaching and you hung out with Dad. When Mom got home, you were both taking a nap on the couch.


Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Kayson

Today Mom's visiting teachers came to visit. Krista brought her little guy Kayson with her. Kayson is 2 months older than you. You were excited to meet each other and sat and stared at each other.


Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Raspberries

Baby girl, today you showed Mom and Dad your new trick. You started blowing raspberries. You end up with a face covered in slobber after a few minutes.


Monday, March 25, 2013

Smiles

You have been so smiley lately. Today while you were taking a nap, you kept smiling. You must have known that Mom was holding you.


Friday, March 22, 2013

Goopy Eye

You woke up today with a goopy eye. Mom cleaned it off and went to work. When she got home it was back to goopy. You were also pretty cranky from getting your shots yesterday. Mom called the nurse at Dr. Later's office and she said it was most likely an infection and that you needed antibiotics. So back to the doctor we went.

Sue Ann checked you out and said everything looked fine besides your eyes. Mom has to fight you 4 times a day for the next 5 days to get these drops in your eyes.


Thursday, March 21, 2013

4 month appointment

Dad got off work early today so he was able to come to your appointment. When we got there, you were a little grumpy that we woke you up.


But then you were all smiles when it was time to get weighed. Dad wasn't feeling to great, as you can tell.

Getting you head measured by Tasia. (Who was in Mom's ward when she was in high school.) 


Looking at Mom during your check up. 


Dr. Later said you looked great and that you can start eating solids at 6 months. 

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Sad little Olivia

This morning when Mom was getting you dressed for church you weren't very happy. You cried the whole time, but that isn't something new. You don't love when we put shirts on over your head.

(Mom had to take this picture to show your sad face and the tears you had. -Take a look at those chunky cheeks!)

At church you kept crying out randomly in Sacrament meeting and Relief Society. This was not like you. You are such a happy baby unless you are tired or hungry. Mom realized you felt hot and when we got home we gave you some tylenol. You took a long nap and we went to Grandma and Grandpa Hales house for dinner.

You played on the blanket while Mom and Dad ate and talked and laughed like your normal self. We took your temperature again and it was still around 99 degrees. You were cranky again and it made Mom said. We brought you home, gave you some more tylenol and put you to bed. Mom was super happy when you woke up at midnight to eat, and you were back to your normal self.

We are hoping you don't get sick and grumpy again this week when you get your 4 month shots.

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Baby Hudson

Today you finally got to meet Baby Hudson. His parents are good friends with your Mom and Dad. Hudson is about 6 weeks younger than you.



Your first 5k

This morning Mom dressed you in a onesie she had made for you to wear to the 5k race held at Mom's school. You were happy and excited to go.


Andrea and Brent came with us, and we met Grandma Sue and Ayrika there. Everyone loved seeing you in your onesie and sunglasses.



Mom pushed you all 3 miles. The first mile and a half Dad ran with you guys, and then he took off ahead. The students in Mom's class were trying to beat Mom in the race as she pushed you in the stroller.

Dad had his best race day ever and was excited to see you cross the finish line. 



Mom loved pushing you in the jogging stroller and can't wait to do another race with you.