Aren't I Cute?

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(You can just barely see his little tooth in the second photo if you look really closely.)

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Jack typed that last bit himself - I have no idea where he found some of those symbols...

Sweet Dreams Little One

Jack sleeps on his tummy now. I put him to sleep on his back (with his head at the top of the crib) and he flips himself over and wiggles down so that his head is smooshed against the rails. Weird little baby.

Jack's 1st Present

Jack's very first Christmas present was from his Great Uncle Jack and Great Aunt Bobi - and it was a huge hit! At first when we put the package in front of him he wasn't sure what to make of it, but he soon figured out that the paper could be torn off and stuffed in his mouth. It took him about 20 minutes to get enough wrapping paper off to see that there was something inside, but once he did he couldn't wait to get at it. The toy itself is awesome! He absolutely LOVES it. The first day it kept him occupied long enough for me to do the dishes, put in a load of laundry, AND take a shower! Any toy that does that is worth its weight in gold. So, Jack says thank you for the cool toy, and so do his mom & dad!

Dinner at the Pidgeons'

Chris & Mandy had us over for turkey dinner last Sunday. The food was delicious & the company was wonderful! Gwen showed Jack all of the new toys she got for Christmas. Jack said thank you by licking her on the head (see top photo), smearing banana bread all over her high chair, and pooping at the dinner table. Hopefully Gwen will reciprocate when they come over to our house for dinner this week!

A Merry Christmas to All!

Jack's Xmas Music Toy from Brothersroot on Vimeo.

Put a Cork In It!

Jack's very first tooth poked its way through his gums this afternoon! Josh and I thought the occasion called for some champagne ~ Jack celebrated by chewing on the cork...

Sick babies are no fun!

Jack's cold took a real turn for the worse last night. His fever was up to 102.7 and he was wheezing a lot. So, this morning we took him in to see Dr. McGuinness. His blood oxygen level was pretty low, so the doctor gave him a bronchial dilator medication through a nebulizer right then (see last photo with gas mask). It seemed to help some, so we have to repeat the treatment at home every 4 hours until the coughing and wheezing stops. Ugh.

I have to say...it's been a lousy week so far!