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6 Months

Eek! I'm a bit behind on this post!
Well, Liam is officially 6 months old - can you believe it?! He is an absolutely happy, excited, lovable little boy!
We are teething right now so our finger are CONSTANTLY in our mouth. I tried really hard to keep pulling them out and could never get him to keep them out of his mouth!

I had to include this picture, it is not a great picture but it truly captures how much Liam looks up to his sister! Ha!

Our little boy had made some huge changes this month:
  • He has grown a tremendous amount this month and weights almost 20 pounds (19 pounds 17 ounces - WOW!), He has very chunky thighs - so cute!
  • He picks his whole belly up during tummy time and if you catch him at the right time, he can somewhat pick his booty up. 
  • He can rotate 360 degrees on his belly. Pretty much wherever his sister is in the room, he is facing!
  • He can now roll both directions and will move himself all over the room (especially to get to a particular toy). 
  • He has gotten a bit of tough love in the sleeping department (sorry buddy!) because I am exhausted! He can truly put himself to sleep and is placed wide awake in his crib. He gets up once or twice in the middle of the night but will only require a pacifier popped back in (with much tough love).
  • His 2 bottom teeth have popped out - yay!
  • He continues to be a very portable boy and is often pulled all around to his sister's activities. 
  • He is happy (unless he is hungry or tired) and loves to giggle and smile! (especially at his sister!)
  • He has started solid foods and is  proving to be a much pickier eater than his sister. He loves carrots, bananas, avocado and sweet potatoes. He does not like mangoes, squash, or peas and gets extremely upset if you keep trying it.  
  • He can sit on his own but needs some pillows behind him as he will often tip over. 
  • He LOVES his sister!! It is so fun to watch them at the dinner table - giggles at each other and smiles galore! (we will truly have our hands full with the two of them). 
Here's some pictures from the last month: 
Smiles for everyone!

Getting ready to take a bath

Hanging with his sister outside

Practicing his pushups

One of the best things of Callie's swim lessons was that they fell during Liam's nap time. I got snuggles for 2 weeks straight. 

My two little goofballs!

 Big boy sitting up all by himself!

Helping me wake his sister up




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