Somehow another month (and an extra week now...) have come and gone.  I now have a two month old in the house.  Which just seems crazy.  Wasn't I just pregnant?  Wasn't she just born?

Who has the tips and tricks for making time slow down?  Especially since we are 99% certain this is our last baby.


Your two month quirks...

.You weighed 13 pounds, 1 ounce at your two month check up last Wednesday.  Which is the 86th percentile.

.You are 23.5 inches tall - which is the 84th percentile.

.You are still in size 1 diapers but the next box will probably be size 2.

.You are wearing size 0/3 month, 3 month and 3/6 month clothing.  Mama just took down your 0/3 month wardrobe last night... so here's to getting bigger and fresh outfits to rotate through!

.You are still sleeping in your rock and play next to our bed.  But since you are sleeping in one long 5-7 hour stretch you may be headed to your crib soon.

.You put up with a lot when it comes to sleeping during the day.  Somehow you still manage to get in 1 to 2 really good 2 to 3 hour naps.  Praise the Lord.

.You are the happiest baby ever.  I thought your sister was a happy baby.  But you may have her beat.  The only time you cry is when you are hungry.  Mama is lucky both her girls are happy little people.

.You still let mama have it when I don't get the boob out fast enough.  We don't play with food in this household.

.You coo a lot, especially when someone is talking to you.

.You LOVE attention.  Sometimes you will cry until someone comes in your view and then you are happy as a clam just having someone next to you.

.You and your sister keep having these sweet little moments where I will catch you two just staring at each other.  I can't wait to watch your relationship blossom even more.  You already think she is pretty funny.

.You are developing your breastfed baby rolls and they are quite impressive if you ask me.  I'm proud.

Brooklyn - thank you for being such an easy going sweet girl.  Between your older sister, the dog and you - you without a doubt keep me sane.  Thank you for your smiles when chaos breaks lose and for overall making mama's heart swell with even more love then it was already capable of.

To read about Grace at two months, click here.



always,
amanda