Sawyer sitting in Emma's Princess bin - 01.08.09
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
6 months old
A couple of weeks ago Sawyer had his six month check-up. He is now weighing 20 lbs and 2 ounces (95%) and is 27" tall (75%)! His doctor was so impressed with how well he is doing. She couldn't believe how strong he was with sitting on his own, crawling, very attentive and able to move items (a tongue compressor) from one hand to the other. He even did well with his shots this time around. He obviously screamed, but as soon as we picked him up he was fine (normally it takes awhile for the screaming to stop).
I am also on this new kick where I am trying so hard to get him to sleep through the night. He is still the every 3-4 hour sleeper at night and he wakes up to eat. I have had people tell me to give him a pacifier, but this does not work - he wants to eat. Sunday night; however, I feed him at 9 pm and told Tom to wake me up once he wanted to eat again to go to bed (I was headed to bed because I was heading off to DePere the next morning). I woke up at 1:30 am and realized that both my boys were sleeping and I was never awoken which means Sawyer fell asleep without having to nurse! At 2:30 am he woke up so I thought for sure he would be "starving". I picked him up and put the pacifier in his mouth until I got to the glider to feed him and that is when it started! I sat down and he actually laid his head on my shoulder. So I just sat there and rocked him and I couldn't believe it when he actually fell back to sleep! I crawled back in bed at 2:45 am and could not fall back to sleep because I was so excited about what had just happened, I wanted to wake up Tom - but I didn't (Love you honey).
I then got up at 3:45 am to get ready for work and when I got out of the shower (4:00 am) Sawyer woke up again and this time he wanted to eat, which means he went 7 hours without eating!!!!! Since that night he has been doing so much better at sleeper and even taking naps without having to nurse. I must say that I am highly excited about this new trend and hope that it continues.
I am also on this new kick where I am trying so hard to get him to sleep through the night. He is still the every 3-4 hour sleeper at night and he wakes up to eat. I have had people tell me to give him a pacifier, but this does not work - he wants to eat. Sunday night; however, I feed him at 9 pm and told Tom to wake me up once he wanted to eat again to go to bed (I was headed to bed because I was heading off to DePere the next morning). I woke up at 1:30 am and realized that both my boys were sleeping and I was never awoken which means Sawyer fell asleep without having to nurse! At 2:30 am he woke up so I thought for sure he would be "starving". I picked him up and put the pacifier in his mouth until I got to the glider to feed him and that is when it started! I sat down and he actually laid his head on my shoulder. So I just sat there and rocked him and I couldn't believe it when he actually fell back to sleep! I crawled back in bed at 2:45 am and could not fall back to sleep because I was so excited about what had just happened, I wanted to wake up Tom - but I didn't (Love you honey).
I then got up at 3:45 am to get ready for work and when I got out of the shower (4:00 am) Sawyer woke up again and this time he wanted to eat, which means he went 7 hours without eating!!!!! Since that night he has been doing so much better at sleeper and even taking naps without having to nurse. I must say that I am highly excited about this new trend and hope that it continues.
Monday, January 26, 2009
The beginning...
Our son, Sawyer, is now 6 1/2 months and I can't believe how quickly time has past. I have always wanted to get into journalig to record all those precious moments, but I haven't so now I have 6 1/2 months worth of our son's life that is not recorded. Therefore I am starting right....NOW! I am new to the whole blog world so please be patient with me as I learn how to post pictures, videos, etc. We hope you enjoy our son as much as we do.
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