Showing posts with label Months. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Months. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 03, 2009

Pictures

Wow, a lot has happened since I last posted photos!

Avery turned three months old! She's a cutie! She smiles so much now. She is improving on tummy time and is even grabbing at her toys.

Emily got her hair cut! Her ends (where all the curl was) were dry and splitting.
My friend, Pea, cut her hair. She did a great job and Emily's hair is healthier looking now. I was sad to see the curls go. I saved a lock!
Awww, I love these daddy/daughter moments...
There is a bird in our neighbor's window that I think is a momma. There is a nest and I'm hoping there are egg babies! Emily named the bird "Flowette." Sweet. I hope we can keep an eye on them and watch the family grow! This is a picture of the happy couple.
Avery loves the Bumbo! She loves the vantage point.
Look at her cute socks!
Oh, and big news over at the Big Steps blog. This is a private blog, so if you'd like to read about our potty training efforts, leave me your email in the comments section. (If you don't want it published, leave it in a separate comment and I won't publish it!)

Friday, March 09, 2007

11 Months




-Emily gives kisses. Especially to her dolls. Sometimes to Mommy and Daddy.
-She points and says something that sounds like, "Wassat?" But I'm sure she's not already asking...is she?
-When I ask her where my nose is, she points to it and then claps. She does this when I ask her where my eyes are, too. So cute.
-She finally has six teeth; four on top and two on bottom.
-She weighs 19.5 pounds and is 28 inches tall.
-It's getting more and more difficult to photograph her with the stuffed kitty cat.

Sunday, February 11, 2007

The Big Ten

Emily turned 10 months old on Wednesday.
She started taking more steps on Tuesday night. She is taking more and more each day.
She has four teeth, but the fourth tooth keeps disappearing under her swollen gums.
She got her first haircut on Wednesday.
She'll moo at a cow picture, baa at a sheep picture, and quack at a duck picture.