Big Sweeper

Many people ask if Clayton is a good sleeper (we say "sweeper" since we think she looks so sweet while she sleeps. What baby isn't cute sleeping?).  At 7 weeks she began sleeping through the night from about 9pm to 7am.  Now she typically sleeps from about 9pm to 9am.  Big sweeper = happy momma!

Our "Big Sweeper":

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clayton's 1st Easter

Forget the paps

My name is Clayton...and I'm a Thumbsucker!

Mom, maybe you should strap me in!

Watch Me Grow

4 month visit:

15 pounds, 4 ounces (85 percentile)

26" (95 percentile)

2 month visit:

12 pounds, 0 ounces

24" (95 percentile)

Birth:

7 pounds, 14 ounces

21"

When Clayton was just a Doodle:

Shots are still bad Stuff

Clayton had her 4 month old check-up and shots yesterday.  

She weighs 15 pounds, 4 ounces (85 percentile)

and is 26" (95 percentile).

Rollover, Rollover...Clayton Rollover

Clayton rolled over for the first time at 4 months and one day from her stomach to her back.  She hasn't quite figured out how to go from her back to her stomach yet.

 

(ignore the carrot spit-up remnants)

Clayton Clips

I take a bunch of videos of Clayton on my phone.

Here are a few.

Lion Love:

March 15, 2011
(Our favorite)

Bad Dreams:
March 29, 2011

Exersaucer Fun:
March 31, 2011

Snack for Sadie

Sadie wanted to snuggle exceptionally close to Clayton as she was napping one morning.  I thought it was cute.

But quickly realized that Sadie just wanted to lick the leftover milk off her mouth.

Sadie is going to be in heaven once Clayton is eating real food and spilling it on the floor.  No need for a broom at our house...we have Sadie!

Help! I'm stuck!

Clayton wiggles her way from one end of the crib to the other each night.  Typically she wakes up when she ends up in the corner or against the side when she can't wiggle any further.  If it's in the middle of the night then I just move her back to the opposite end so she can begin her "crawl" again.

  This particular morning she woke herself up when she realized she was stuck.  

So instead of instantly picking her up, her mommy's "capture the moment" instincts kicked in and I filmed my little angel calling for help.