Thought I would share our monthly pictures and catch you up on how the little peanut is doing. At her 3 month doctor's appointment she weighed 9 pounds!! Can you believe she has almost trippled her birth weight. She has finally graduated out of newborn diapers...our little girl is getting so big (to us anyways...most people still stop us and tell us she looks so much like a doll) She is such a happy baby. This weekend she spent all day Saturday at the Boatshow. Grandpa and Daddy need a new boat 'for Sage'. Grandma bought her her first fishing pole, a pink one that lights up when you reel in fish. Then Sunday spent the day at Cabelas and Daddy bought every pink camo thing they had in the store. I finally put together one of her bouncy toys that she is suppose to be big enough to go in now, but her feet are about a foot off the ground so I had to put a box under her so her feet would touch...she is happy now that she has something to push off of and bounce around on. She even went on her first major road trip to Prosser for a visit and for Gracie's birthday. On the way home we went along the Columbia River (thanks for the awesome directions EM) and stopped at Bonneville to see the big sturgeon, and at Multnomah Falls and most importantly at the outlet mall in Troutdale where they had Oshkosh, Gymboree, Carters, Baby Gap outlets and NO TAX! She is an awesome traveler and slept the whole way...even though dad tried to wake her up to see her first heard of elk.Monday, March 31, 2008
Sage is 3 Months Old!
Thought I would share our monthly pictures and catch you up on how the little peanut is doing. At her 3 month doctor's appointment she weighed 9 pounds!! Can you believe she has almost trippled her birth weight. She has finally graduated out of newborn diapers...our little girl is getting so big (to us anyways...most people still stop us and tell us she looks so much like a doll) She is such a happy baby. This weekend she spent all day Saturday at the Boatshow. Grandpa and Daddy need a new boat 'for Sage'. Grandma bought her her first fishing pole, a pink one that lights up when you reel in fish. Then Sunday spent the day at Cabelas and Daddy bought every pink camo thing they had in the store. I finally put together one of her bouncy toys that she is suppose to be big enough to go in now, but her feet are about a foot off the ground so I had to put a box under her so her feet would touch...she is happy now that she has something to push off of and bounce around on. She even went on her first major road trip to Prosser for a visit and for Gracie's birthday. On the way home we went along the Columbia River (thanks for the awesome directions EM) and stopped at Bonneville to see the big sturgeon, and at Multnomah Falls and most importantly at the outlet mall in Troutdale where they had Oshkosh, Gymboree, Carters, Baby Gap outlets and NO TAX! She is an awesome traveler and slept the whole way...even though dad tried to wake her up to see her first heard of elk.
Following in the footsteps of my cousins..
So now that I have my first daughter, I thought I should try and keep up with my cousins with a new blog, hopefully mine will be as cool as theirs some day. I am loving being a stay at home mom to our new daughter Sage. Though she was born 5 weeks premature and weighed only 3 pounds 11 ounces, she is thriving today at 3 months and weighing 9 pounds. Her newborn clothes are starting not to fit and she is almost ready to make the move out of newborn diapers (after 3 months), which is a little sad. Although she seems small to most, she seems huge to Jeramy and I.
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