Life with a growing Theta

Here's to continuing to learn the in's and out's of parenting!
We love our Theta dearly (even though sometimes the crying gets hard to deal with...luckily it's never actually all that long...).

Honestly, I don't usually take pictures when he's crying; usually we try and comfort him!

but he's a hardy little guy +, even though he cries after going to the chiropracter's or getting his shots, or just being hungry or having a tummy ache, that's understandable! + even good (if he didn't cry, we'd be worried!). He then calms down well with snuggles from his parents.

Sometimes he *even* sleeps by himself :)

I love his arm positions :) (+ the proportions! when I throw my arm across my face, well--
I don't end up looking at the inside of my wrist :) )

But sleeping together is more fun (we both fell asleep holding hands :) )

I love watching his tummy rise and fall :)

And his waking-up stretches are absolutely adorable!

We also like to comfort him with burping, walking (also waltzing :) ) around the house + outside, bouncing on the exercise ball, doing airplane with him, etc.

Notice the washcloth on my tummy? Learned that trick from F -- to catch the spit bombs :)

I'm so grateful for both of my "little"* men!

 

These days he actually enjoys his time on the changing table :) We've had some projectile pooping and as the Germans like to say "playing fireman" (boys ;) )...but most of the time things go just swimmingly.

Doesn't he look like a doll?

It's almost a little creepy, in an adorable sort of way :)

We love him!

Falling asleep after breastfeeding is lovely :)

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

°°° Feel free to share someone/something you're grateful for!

* Our last name means little in German, so even though my husband is tall and our almost-3-month-old already looks like he's 6 months old, the term little still applies :D