Monday, February 15, 2010
In 12 hours and 15 minutes...
(She was born at noon on the 16th!)
I AM BAFFLED.
STUNNED.
and...
OH SO THANKFUL!
I must get to bed; busy day in town tomorrow. Hopefully I'll find time to write about some of Natalie's 3 month benchmarks tomorrow afternoon!
WE LOVE YOU NATALIE GRACE!
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Fast FAB
Randoms
Tired of Tax Time
Daddy and Me!
Quiet Time?
Lately we have been asking ourselves what "quiet time" is?
Tony was able to stay home on Saturday with Natalie and I, and he noticed how she is talking constantly nowadays. Here is a little tidbit of her constant babbling. (12weeks, 5days)
We are starting to realize that this is only the beginning of her constant presence in our lives. Don't get me wrong, WE LOVE having our little Natalie Grace around and wouldn't trade it for anything. But, Tony and I used to sit at home in the quiet and dream for the day that our home would be a bit more boistrous and chaotic...meaning children. In those days we'd just go visit our friends the Runners to get a taste of it.
Well, now we have a bit of our own boistrous going on at home, and WE LOVE IT!
Sooner than later I'll have to get a video of Natalie in a mirror. She enjoys talking to the little girl that she sees! We're still trying to catch one of her giggles on video too. They are so cute!
Grabbing Progression
This first video is of Natalie at 11 weeks and 2 days old. Just a few days before this we noticed that she was starting to grab for the toys that hang down from her playmat. Here is video number one of her progress.
Here is video number two of her progress. This was taken on Super Bowl Sunday before we headed to church. She is 11 weeks and 6 days old in this video. Four days have passed since the first video posted above.
Video number three in this grabbing progression series :) was taken when Natalie was 12 weeks and 1 day old. She really has this whole grabbing thing down pat. It is so neat to see her progression...I'm so proud of my little angel, and VERY thankful that I can stay at home with her to witness these little moments.