
Trevor continues to drool away. Today was the first day that it was so bad he needed a bib! Those little bottom teeth will appear any day it looks like. Mommy had her bottom teeth at 4 months so he's following in her footsteps. He loves reaching for his toys and putting them in his mouth, well at least trying to get them in his mouth! It's quite funny to watch! He's such a proud little boy when he gets it right!

He continues to be selective about when he rolls over but has recently started "blowing raspberries" which is fun to see. He loves to stand on his legs and has strong abs that help him try to sit up. He loves toys but still prefers his hands and playing with Mommy or Daddy. He really likes practicing the songs he and Mommy learn at ECFE and reading books.
Warning, this next section is about poop :) He continues to poop right up his diaper so we've gone up a size in diapers and switched brands to see if that can help. Either that or Sara needs to really cut back on sweets and chocolate :(
The boy who used to work like a time clock has changed his routine. Before he was sleeping 10-11 hours a night and not getting up for overnight feedings but as of last week he started waking up every 3-4 hours and of course Sara didn't know any better so fed him each time thinking he was growing. Well, we've wised up to that since we've read that babies metabolically can go 8 hours at night without eating and he was going 10-11 hours so now we're trying to comfort him with his pacifier or a quick cuddle and put him back to bed, although if neither of those work we do feed him. Does anyone have any ideas on why this is happening and what we can do to get back on his old schedule? Mommy and Daddy are tired!!!

Well, Randle too is a sleepy camper, even finding comfort in a dark, quiet box!






Ah, how spoiled you can get when your kid sleeps well. RK has always been a great sleeper and when she's teething, it's a nightmare for us because she's up constantly.
ReplyDeleteHe's 4 months, and I've heard of something called the 4-month wakeful period. Check that out for advice. Also, with the teething, Riley usually goes a week or so with bad sleep habits, then magically goes back to 12 hours. She's been that way since she started teething (which never ends!).
Good luck!