One Month

Sean has been working hard at growing!

Sean at one month

Dylan at one month:

This was Sean at 3 days old.

And this is one month old...chunker!

3 days with his brother

Here his is with his bear friend (his brother no longer wishes to be photographed)

Silly kids

So Dylan has had these duck slippers since Christmas, but would never put them on. Sunday he decided that he needed to wear his "crazy duck slipper" ALL DAY. Note that these slippers don't fit anymore and his feet were totally squished, but he would not take them off. Crazy kid.

Sean is a bruiser. We think he is up to 9.8 lbs right now based on Anthony holding him on the Wii scale.

Dylan hasn't been thrilled with all the little hats I was making, so I promised I would make him a hat. He loves the eyes on this froggy hat.

Now look who wants a hat...

Newborn pictures

One of my friends is a photographer and she was trying to develop her newborn portfolio. I gladly offered up Sean as a model. Here are some of the pictures from the shoot.

Brothers

Two weeks in and Sean is already looking different. His newborn pictures were taken today, so those should be ready in a week or two.

1 week

We made it through the first week. Sean had his first doctors appointment and is already up to 8 lbs! We also discovered that he was measured wrong at the hospital. He is actually 21 inches instead of the originally reported 19.5.

Big brother keeps saying "I like him" - we just watch very carefully since he can 'like him' a little rough.

Sean watching Dylan...

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Sean Robert

Sean Robert  was born July 9, 2010 at 5:46 pm. He weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces and was 19 1/2 inches (Dylan was the same length and 6 oz smaller). He is doing really well and very content.

Dylan seems thrilled (so far). Here are some of his comments from yesterday:

Hi Sean, nice to meet you (while shaking his foot)

I like him

Why he not say hi to me?

Why he not waving to me?

Don't cry Sean, it's ok, it's ok.

A few weeks ago Dylan asked "Mommy, how the baby going to get out of your tummy? He don't have a tunnel." I quickly was able to tell him that the Dr. has a tunnel and will get him out. Yesterday when we told him we were going to the hospital to have his baby brother he took all of three seconds and said "I'll get the tunnel." He then returned and handed me what his cars use as tunnels which is 2 paper towel rolls taped together. So helpful :)

The hospital internet is really slow so pictures aren't loading. Promise to get some up soon!