Oh Jackson...

Apparently he though I needed a check up.... "You wanna check up Momma?" I sit down and open my mouth... "Ok, good!"

He still loves his Tooper and Charleeee

I rarely get them side by side....

"We go to Lowe's and look at Christmas stuff????" He's gonna be so sad when all the Christmas stuff is gone....

Wednesdays with Weston: Week 23

My boys

Merry Christmas to me!

We finally replaced my childhood fridge with this beauty. I'm in love!

Santa Clause is coming to town

You wouldn't know it by this picture but Jackson really does love all things Christmas and Santa!

We had a lot of fun at his schools Christmas party this year. 

Wednesdays with Weston: Week 22

Weston is 5 months old

Sleeping- sleeps 10-12 hrs all night and 3 naps daily 

Eating- started solids: avacado, apples, sweet potato, green beans

Activity-  very ticklish, grabbing faces and he loves to hold hands, he has his pacifier and Loviee full time 

Health/wellness- 1st fever and runny nose, 1st trip to the ER for bronchitis- he was on breathing treatments

Mobility- rolling onto his tummy all the time, gets mad when he can't roll back over

Language- blowing raspberries

Events/outings- Thanksgiving road trip

Weight- 17 pounds

Gobble Till You Wobble

We headed to Kilgore first for The Hooks Family Thanksgiving! Everyone was in great spirits...

Until.... Weston landed in the ER.

He had developed a bad cough that worried us enough to take him in the day after Thanksgiving.  He had bronchiolitis and would need breathing treatments and steroids.  Poor Baby Weston!

While we were at the ER Jackson was doing this...

He even looks embarrassed of what he did...

Papa Bob and his great-grandchildren

Then we made our way to Waco for time with the Oates Clan.

How can you get cuter than kids in a pile of leaves, which they raked themselves.

Traditional Christmas PJ picture with Ya-Ya and Mom Ruth.

Wednesdays with Weston: Week 21

Wednesdays with Weston: Week 20

Lately

Weston's first food

He did great eating for the first time. He really wanted to help put the spoon in his mouth. Success!