Wyatt was in the bath tub and Josh started making a funny noise to freak Buck (our dog) out...as it happened, Wyatt did not enjoy this noise...I almost fell down I was laughing so hard. And while I do feel bad for little Wyatt, I am so glad that we got this on tape...
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Snow in Montgomery
When we woke up this morning, it was snowing outside! Wyatt loved watching the falling snow through the window...his reaction to it was precious!
Wyatt's first big boy bath
Seeing as Wyatt pretty much refuses to stay in his bath chair anymore, I decided it was time to move on. And of course, he LOVED it...
Monday, February 23, 2009
Another big milestone...
Wyatt started crawling this weekend! So here is a video of the little guy doing his thing...
Friday, February 20, 2009
Baby food...lots of baby food
So as predicted...I made a ton of baby food a couple of days ago. Wyatt now has an enormous supply of butternut squash, summer squash, carrots, green beans, asparagus, sweet potatoes, zucchini, apples, pears and bananas. I don't think I'm forgetting anything...it took a while, but now we are fully stocked. We're slowly introducing food to Wyatt one at a time, but will soon be on to new things. I think I'll introduce blueberries, peaches, spinach and prunes next. He's doing great with the solid foods. The only thing he isn't particularly fond of, so far, is zucchini. Once I mix it with sweet potatoes, though, he'll down it pretty quick.
Other than making baby food, we haven't been up to much. Just our regular stuff...cleaning, cooking, laundry, playing, jumping, attempting to crawl, etc. Tomorrow I'm heading to Birmingham for a lovely day of hair and nail appointments. After my appointments I'll be having dinner with Mr. Frank, spending the night with my BFF, Taylor, and helping to host a baby shower for my good friend, Beth, on Sunday. I am really excited about being pampered for a day and hanging out with the girls, but not looking forward to being away from my guys for so long. I know they'll be fine here in Montgomery without me...but I sure will miss them!
Anyway, I guess we're doing good and enjoying life...not very exciting, but still it's nice. Here's a few pictures of Wyatt playing in his jumper (that Nana bought him) today...I swear, he'll jump for an hour straight sometimes. haha.
Other than making baby food, we haven't been up to much. Just our regular stuff...cleaning, cooking, laundry, playing, jumping, attempting to crawl, etc. Tomorrow I'm heading to Birmingham for a lovely day of hair and nail appointments. After my appointments I'll be having dinner with Mr. Frank, spending the night with my BFF, Taylor, and helping to host a baby shower for my good friend, Beth, on Sunday. I am really excited about being pampered for a day and hanging out with the girls, but not looking forward to being away from my guys for so long. I know they'll be fine here in Montgomery without me...but I sure will miss them!
Anyway, I guess we're doing good and enjoying life...not very exciting, but still it's nice. Here's a few pictures of Wyatt playing in his jumper (that Nana bought him) today...I swear, he'll jump for an hour straight sometimes. haha.
Friday, February 13, 2009
Just an update
Well, things are going great here at the Keever House.
Wyatt is getting so big (7 months old already!)...I believe he's weighing in at sixteen and a half pounds now, and he has two teeth (bottom middle). He's sitting up like a champ and is probably going to crawl any day. Don't be fooled though...even though he can't officially crawl, this little guy can get where he wants to go. He rolls, scoots and pushes his way across the room. He's also starting to pull up on things, so perhaps he'll be one of those kids that never crawls--just pulls up and walks. We've moved past rice cereal and onto real food too. So far Wyatt has had peas, butternut squash and sweet potatoes. The sweet potatoes are his favorite by far...big shocker there. Next we'll try zucchini, carrots and asparagus. Once we get those veggies down, I'll probably start making him some fruit purees for breakfast. I just want to make sure that he gets a taste for the supremely healthy things before he gets anything sweet in his little mouth.
But all the new food on the horizon means that there is a baby food making day in my future. I've decided to make all of Wyatt's food myself. First of all because it's so much better for him and second because it's so much cheaper for us. My dad and step-mom got me this amazing food processor for Christmas that steams and purees the food CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT...so the whole process is really simple and easy. I had a huge baby food cooking day a couple a weeks ago, and that supply is depleted now...so I need to make more. Basically I make a whole bunch of baby food and freeze it (in ice cube trays) and store it in the freezer. That way it's always ready and perfectly portioned for us and I don't have to make it every day.
Anyway, Josh is doing great too. He finally got his research draft turned in this week. I'm so proud of him and how much he got done. He went above and beyond the call of duty on this assignment. He got way more done than was required of him...which I think will pay off in the long run. His school is going well and we're in the countdown to graduation. We're still waiting to hear from the detailer on Josh's next set of orders...so stay tuned there.
This weekend we're headed up to Birmingham to spend some time with Nana and Caesar. We'll probably head that way first thing in the morning. They were nice enough to offer their babysitting expertise so that Josh and I can have a Valentine's dinner alone. We are REALLY looking forward to a hot, normal paced meal...(once you have a baby, you have to inhale your food and one of you gets a cold meal because you were the lucky one who got to hold the baby first). I'm not sure where we're going to dine...we are carefully considering this decision because it is not very often that we get to do this.
Well, stay tuned for more updates in the coming days...here are some new pictures to hold you over.
Wyatt is getting so big (7 months old already!)...I believe he's weighing in at sixteen and a half pounds now, and he has two teeth (bottom middle). He's sitting up like a champ and is probably going to crawl any day. Don't be fooled though...even though he can't officially crawl, this little guy can get where he wants to go. He rolls, scoots and pushes his way across the room. He's also starting to pull up on things, so perhaps he'll be one of those kids that never crawls--just pulls up and walks. We've moved past rice cereal and onto real food too. So far Wyatt has had peas, butternut squash and sweet potatoes. The sweet potatoes are his favorite by far...big shocker there. Next we'll try zucchini, carrots and asparagus. Once we get those veggies down, I'll probably start making him some fruit purees for breakfast. I just want to make sure that he gets a taste for the supremely healthy things before he gets anything sweet in his little mouth.
But all the new food on the horizon means that there is a baby food making day in my future. I've decided to make all of Wyatt's food myself. First of all because it's so much better for him and second because it's so much cheaper for us. My dad and step-mom got me this amazing food processor for Christmas that steams and purees the food CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT...so the whole process is really simple and easy. I had a huge baby food cooking day a couple a weeks ago, and that supply is depleted now...so I need to make more. Basically I make a whole bunch of baby food and freeze it (in ice cube trays) and store it in the freezer. That way it's always ready and perfectly portioned for us and I don't have to make it every day.
Anyway, Josh is doing great too. He finally got his research draft turned in this week. I'm so proud of him and how much he got done. He went above and beyond the call of duty on this assignment. He got way more done than was required of him...which I think will pay off in the long run. His school is going well and we're in the countdown to graduation. We're still waiting to hear from the detailer on Josh's next set of orders...so stay tuned there.
This weekend we're headed up to Birmingham to spend some time with Nana and Caesar. We'll probably head that way first thing in the morning. They were nice enough to offer their babysitting expertise so that Josh and I can have a Valentine's dinner alone. We are REALLY looking forward to a hot, normal paced meal...(once you have a baby, you have to inhale your food and one of you gets a cold meal because you were the lucky one who got to hold the baby first). I'm not sure where we're going to dine...we are carefully considering this decision because it is not very often that we get to do this.
Well, stay tuned for more updates in the coming days...here are some new pictures to hold you over.
Friday, February 6, 2009
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