Hello again, long lost bloggers! In an effort to not completely overwhelm myself and feel like I have to blog details of the past three months, I have decided to do a "brief" overview. I am also going to do a month-by-month scrapbook of Jack's first year like I did for Anna, so this won't be the only documentation of his first few months. Enjoy!
Two days old!
On the way home
Meeting Miller and Murphy
Little brother and Big sister
Ready for my first doctor's appointment
One week old
My first bottle
Meeting my great grandmother, Nana
My first bath--17 days old
Meeting my other great grandmother, Granmama
Jack and Charlie for the first time
(Will's best friend from college had a little boy two weeks after Jack)
Smilin' for Mimi at one month old
Jack and Nannie
Arm-in-arm with cousin Caroline, born March 2nd
All the cousins
Filling up the changing table at 6 weeks old
Smilin' at my Daddy
First bath with Anna
Caroline--4 weeks, Jack--8 weeks
Lovin' my jungle!
Anna, Caroline (6 weeks), and Jack (10 weeks)
Mimi and Papa came up and kept the kids for Mommy and Daddy to go away to
The Grove Park Inn for a night for their 7th anniversary.
Jack with his Easter bucket
Sweet boy!
Working on his laptop!
Jack's dedication: May 1st at 3 months old
These first three months have been a whirlwind, but oh-so-sweet and such a blessing. Jack is such a perfect addition to our family. He is growing so fast and we try to enjoy every moment as they go rushing past. Right now, he weighs 14.5 pounds and is pushing the limits on his 3-6 month clothes. He is finishing up the last batch of size 1 diapers that were opened (we gave several boxes to Caroline) so we can move to 2's. He is sleeping from 11 pm until 7 am and eating about every 3 hours during the day with naps in between. He DOES NOT like his car seat and hasn't from the beginning. He is getting a little better about it since he has to spend a decent amount of time there by default. We dealt with some reflux in the 3rd and 4th weeks, but ever since he started on Prevacid, he has been so much better. He is such a happy baby (when he's not in his car seat), always smiling and talking, especially right after his belly gets full. Our hearts are overflowing with love for him and we thank God every day for blessing us with such a precious miracle! 
