Sunday, May 18, 2014

3 Months!

This sweet boy turned 3 months this week! He's chilling in his Billy chair and posing for his pic, I love him so much!


I looked away for a sec to check the pics though... Whoops! :)


He is getting better and better and tummy time, and cuter and cuter. 


He seems to have a new joy of putting his hands and arm in his mouth... We are still working of holding toys, but those are sure to get to his mouth as well :)


He has the cutest roley poley bottom as well. Too cute!



We tried out the bumbo, and he did so good! A little wobbly but oh so cute!



We also are trying out the Ergo, and he seems to like it!


And still trying to soak up cuddles :)

We also have big boy shorts on :)

Trying to figure out this Sophie toy

Here we are checking out his rolls while we do a little massage before bedtime!


Wednesday we had a beautiful walk with a pair of beautiful ladies, Becca and Hardy!



Thursday morning snuggles with this babe was so fun :) I know I am very lucky to be able to spend my days with him... Quite a privilege!


Friday we had swimming, and it was quite the day... It gets it's own post actually ;)

Here on the way to swimming he was a little unsure :-/


Billy and Hazel before their first swim class! Coordinated in terry cloth :)


After swimming he was toasty hot so we went in the car in his diaper :)


While he was playing at Hazel's house he kept petting her hair. It was pretty cute, and she didn't seem to mind!


 sweet babe 


But this smiley ladies man was my date to our sewer friend Jenna's baby shower :)



And why not finish the week practicing our selfies ;)

Saturday, May 10, 2014

12 weeks!

This last week of pics to follow...

He's pretty focused on his dad here during bath time. I love these two so much!


It took bunches of baths to get the baptism oil out of his hair. For this half preppy half country girl I did not enjoy the petuli oil smell. Reminds me of Eugene ;)

Sunday we had a fun visit from Dan, Amanda, and PJ. They brought Billy a Diaper Trike! It was great to see these friends, and see the future of Duck Football Fans :)




On Monday we visited the Schriebers, we  will have plenty of outdoor adventures with this family. These boys are exactly one month apart and Liam is the same weights as Billy. They're a pretty cute pair with their chunky cheeks :)


And we have more smile pics :)








I don't know why but I think it is too cute spying on him in the mirror when we are in the car. 


These friends are so wonderful and we enjoyed a playmate at Poa. Billy took a fabulous nap that afternoon after this experience.  :)




Billy enjoyed tummy time much more on the boppy. He's so cute :)







And he put on his party pants to go to Yvonne's graduation party! These ladies are so kind, so glad to have them as friends!




He was partied out that night :)

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Billy's Baptism

This last Saturday May 3rd, Billy was baptized at St John's Catholic Church. It is a tradition on both sides of our family and so it was special to have this for our son as well! We had a little party beforehand and celebrated with our families. 


My parents



Kelly


Brian's parents




Billy's godparents Tiffany and Chad! They came all the way out from far far Eastern Oregon for this special day. We love these two! So thankful for them in our lives. 



Great grandma Floss


Here we were getting ready to head to the church!



... And a few party pics :)






Here we are at the church, he wore the white onesie and vest that both my brothers Ian and Max wore at their baptisms 23 and 21 years ago. That was special to bring that to this ceremony. Granted, we had to leave the onsie unbuttoned in the back to fit our healthy, big boy :)















Billy did great at the service, slept some of the time, only made a little fuss with the water, and tolerated the oil anointing like a champion. On the way home he was chatting and smiling up a storm. It was amazingly adorable and he's the best little guy we could ask for! Saturday was a great welcoming of the newest little Christian in the family. It does take a village to raise a child, and we have a great village.