Some Henry photos for you. He’s 14 weeks old and weighs 13 pounds 7 ounces.
In the hat Amanda got for him
Some Henry photos for you. He’s 14 weeks old and weighs 13 pounds 7 ounces.
In the hat Amanda got for him
Henry went to bed last night at 8:30 PM and woke up this morning at 5 AM. 🙂
A week and a half later, Dave’s folks came to hang out with Henry for a week. It was SO awesome to have them around. I had lots of opportunity to go shopping and generally get some “me time.” It was AWESOME and I love his folks for taking such good care of us and Henry.
Anyway, here is their visit in pictures. All pictures available here.
The *adorable* outfit that Mary and Audrey brought for Henry.
We kept it pretty low-key.
We love tacos, and they’re even better with these cool taco holders!
Mom and Mom hanging out at Fishmongers.
Our usual dinner at Fishmongers.
Granpy LOVED hanging out with Henry.
Sweet baby.
The whole family.
After Jonathan, Dawn, their kids and Granma visited, Mary and Audrey came next. (The day everyone left, actually!) It was a very relaxing, low-key visit. They were both so good with Henry, it was lovely to have them around.
Here is our visit in pictures. All pictures here.
Audrey, Henry & Mary
A smile for mommy.
Audrey holds Henry
Audrey entertains Henry
Henry’s kangaroo pouch
Artsy pic by Audrey
Audrey and Billy
must come up!
While Dave’s parents were here, his mom captured this stellar video of Henry puking. It’s hilarious! If you have the ability to watch this in slo-mo (forwards or backwards) it’s even better. There are three separate waves of puke. He has no grimace on his face and it’s absolutely soundless. He looks like he’s not bothered at all.
Henry is 12 weeks old already. Dave and I can hardly believe it. His three-month birthday will be next Monday. (Isn’t that discrepancy funny?) He weighs around 12 pounds, is in size 2 diapers and has grown out of most of his 0-3 months clothes. He won’t be in his 3-6 month clothes all that long, either!
It’s been a great three months. I’m very happy that I’ve had this time to get to know the little man before shipping him off to daycare on a regular basis. I am going back to work in just 7 days! That will be quite a shocker, I’m sure.
Henry has grown so much over the last few weeks. He’s nearly able to hold his head up all by himself, and he’s so much more aware of his surroundings. He’s into a pretty good daily groove, too. He gets up in a good mood in the mornings. He has breakfast, then playtime on his play mat with a few toys. Mommy or Daddy read a book with him. Eventually he gets sleepy and takes his first nap of the day. The rest of the day is a series of wake-feed-play-nap cycles, averaging about three hours apiece. Sometime between 8 and 9 PM he gets his nighttime feeding, followed by a relaxing bath and then beddy-bye by 10 o’clock. Overnight, he typically gets up once for a feeding.
Unfortunately, the past few days he’s been cluster feeding during the day and getting up every 2-3 hours at night. We’re calling this his 3-month growth spurt and hoping he’s back to up once a night by next week. Please let it be so!!
Henry has started vocalizing fairly loudly. Here he is talking to Dave.
Check out this stylin’ outfit from his great-great aunt and uncle.
And note the detail on the pant leg.
Last week Henry had his two month checkup. He did great and is growing well. He also had his first round of immunization shots. That was no fun but he got over it, eventually.
He weighed 11.8 pounds (33rd percentile), is 22 inches long (14th percentile) and his head is 15.5 inches around (32nd percentile).
He hit all his milestones, such as following us with his eyes, recognizing our voices and smiling at us.
We’ve decided he doesn’t have reflux so he’s off his reflux medicine.
He has a sacral pit, which is nothing to worry about because it doesn’t go anywhere, but it makes me want to dose up on folic acid if/when we try for baby number two.
And we re-confirmed that his umbilical hernia is nothing to worry about. The doctor says it’s a cosmetic problem only, and that no doctor would operate on it until he was at least three years old. Although the swelling itself is quite large, the actual hole that is the hernia is quite small, the diameter of a dime, no more. So she’s assured us that it will go away, on its own, in its own time.
I think that was it. We go back again in two months. He’ll be 10 weeks old tomorrow!
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