Despite all the fighting around here lately, somehow the Easter Bunny managed to find our house. And he had to bring 3 baskets this year for the first time. Still weird to think that we have THREE kids. Lillie and Henry got squirt guns, small junk, and too much candy. Lillie also got a watering can to water the garden and Henry got Hungry, Hungry Hippos. Ian got pacifiers, a sippy cup and baby food. Better luck next year, kid :). Today was stake conference, we were able to listen to Elder Nelson speak today. We also forced our kids to take a couple photos after church. Ian didn't do too well at looking at the camera. We are having dinner with the Thomases in a couple hours followed by an egg hunt. It has been a good Easter. So grateful to have this time of year to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and the chance that we have to live again with our Father in Heaven.
4/15/14
Ian at 5 1/2 Months
I haven't been great about blogging the past 5 months and coincidentally that also is the age of Ian. Imagine that. And although the blog is suffering, our family is not. We sure do love this new addition in our family. He is the chattiest, laughiest, happiest baby. He has melted all of our hearts. He is an "easy" baby although I don't think that any baby is exactly easy. They are a lot of work and demand a lot of time and attention. But thankfully he is not difficult. Ian's eyes are the color of the ocean and his hair is still red more than any other color. It grows most think down the middle of his head, so he always looks like he's got a mohawk. His skin is still snow white and has a little bit of eczema, which has been a learning experience for me. He is my biggest baby by far, wearing size 12-18 month clothing with ease. I am sure he weighs somewhere in the 18 lb range. His first two teeth popped through the other day, which was a sad day to me, my baby is growing up way too fast. He is getting better and better at eating rice cereal, but still gags easily (he tried it for the first time right around 5 months). Ian learned how to roll over to his left while we were in Utah earlier this month. He rolls over almost immediately when laid down but screams like crazy after being on his tummy for a minute or two. Too bad he hasn't learned how to roll back over. He is enjoying the jumperoo more and more. He started taking a MAM pacifier in WA a couple weeks ago. I had tried quite a few different types, but my sister said her son wouldn't take one until she tried that type and dug out an old one for Ian to try and he took to it right away. Wish I would have found that out earlier in his life, but better late than never. He is getting pretty close to being able to put it in his own mouth. He loves being sung to. We love this little guy!
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