
We finally got the pictures of our best girls to upload. Hope you enjoy them :-)
Yesterday we let Abby have a little juice diluted with water for the first time. We are starting her on cereal in a couple weeks, so we wanted to give her the chance to try something new before the big girl food transition. The pucker on her face when she first tasted the pear juice and water was priceless. We should have had the camera handy.
After the initial pucker she decided juice was okay, and promptly sucked down most of the bottle. If one thing about this little lady is certain, it's the fact that she won't hesitate to eat. She doesn't eat a ton at a time, but she likes to eat often, so it balances out. She generally has about 6 ounces at a time and then saves room for a "snack" a couple hours later.Now that Abby is a great napper (on my bed, but napping nonetheless), I am finding it increasingly difficult to get out of the house. By the time she gets up in the morning, I only have about an hour before Steve is home for lunch, so I can't really go out. Then, after visiting with her dad at lunch and playing a bit Abby goes down for another nap around 1 or 2 and sleeps for 2+ hours.
So by the time she is up again it is abouttime for her dad to be getting home. And when he does get home he is tired and wants to just chill out here. We are going to have to figure this out so I don't go stir crazy!
To add to the feats of strength that Abby can perform, last night she was sitting in her high chair while we had dinner and decided to use her arms to pull herself into an upright sitting position. She has been doing little "sit-ups" when I lay her on her back as well. Our little lady will be sitting on her own in no time. It's hard to believe it's only been 15 weeks since she was born!







