Saturday, February 14, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
two month update
Today Jacob Michael is 2 months old!
His unofficial measurements (taken at home vs. the doctors) were 22.5 inches long and 12 lbs 6.4 oz.
Over the last month he has learned many new things -- our two favorites are smiling and sleeping through the night. He has also started sleeping in his crib in his own room instead of in his bassinet next to our bed. The transition went very well! He has attended church for the first time and has had his first play date (with Kaytee and June). He occasionally rolls over from his tummy to his back, but can't seem to do it every time. He has been talking (cooing) a lot more this month and sometimes it even sounds like he is laughing (he isn't!) He has been doing an excellent job at supporting his head as well.
He still is fascinated by looking at the blinds and has also started to be fascinated by the elephant on his mobile. We have often found him staring, smiling, or "talking" to it -- and it is always only the elephant! He also enjoys looking at himself in the mirror (has even started smiling at himself sometimes) and enjoys looking at his picture we have framed as well.
His unofficial measurements (taken at home vs. the doctors) were 22.5 inches long and 12 lbs 6.4 oz.
Over the last month he has learned many new things -- our two favorites are smiling and sleeping through the night. He has also started sleeping in his crib in his own room instead of in his bassinet next to our bed. The transition went very well! He has attended church for the first time and has had his first play date (with Kaytee and June). He occasionally rolls over from his tummy to his back, but can't seem to do it every time. He has been talking (cooing) a lot more this month and sometimes it even sounds like he is laughing (he isn't!) He has been doing an excellent job at supporting his head as well.
He still is fascinated by looking at the blinds and has also started to be fascinated by the elephant on his mobile. We have often found him staring, smiling, or "talking" to it -- and it is always only the elephant! He also enjoys looking at himself in the mirror (has even started smiling at himself sometimes) and enjoys looking at his picture we have framed as well.
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