Category Archives: Kids

Most days, Elias does not nap. It took me a long time to accept that that was going to be the new norm. I was expecting him to nap at least another year or two. But, we decided it was … Continue reading →

Elias is still moving forward in his relationship with Simon. His pediatrician said it could take six months for him to adjust to a new normal…and it’s only been three and a half…but we are well on our way. Each … Continue reading →

The other day I decided that Simon needed a few more 9 month size onesies. (Yes you read that right…9 months clothes at 3 months old). We had a fair number of them that Elias wore, but I wanted two … Continue reading →

The first day that Nathan went back to work after Simon was born…and therefore the first day I was alone with both boys….I merely mentioned to Elias that I might go shower soon, and I might bring Simon with me, … Continue reading →

Simon was three months old yesterday. He “talks” up a storm at home, and is generally very happy. I can imagine him being the life of the party some day….sort of like his Daddy. Simon is becoming more and more … Continue reading →

Little Boy, When did you grow up? When did you cease to be my baby…let alone my toddler son? When did you shed those extra rolls on your thighs? When did you become my little boy? Because that is what … Continue reading →

This evening I was playing with my two boys and they had the sweetest moment! Elias was putting together some dinosaur puzzles. Simon and I were sitting and watching him. I was giving Elias encouragement and praise, and explaining to … Continue reading →

Simon is getting so expressive….both with his face and with his voice. He’s a charmer, and I just can’t get enough of his smiles or coos. Here are some of his funny faces from a tummy time session earlier in … Continue reading →

We had Simon’s 2 month well check up today. He is a healthy boy! His pediatrician was entranced by his smiles just like everyone else. It was the first time Simon was weighed or measured since he was two weeks … Continue reading →