Jameson, slow down! You are two months old and doing things way before you should or so I keep hearing.
Jameson is such a true joy. He may have started out a little fussy but has grown into a very happy, easy going boy. He smiles more than any baby I've ever seen. All I have to do is look at him and he smiles back. It melts my heart every time. The best is times that I least expect it, for instance, if I'm nursing him and realize he's stopped nursing I look down at him and sure enough he's just looking up at me smiling. Its very cute, even at 3am. Maybe not quite as cute at 3am but still pretty dang cute.
He is growing way too fast. He is already practically out of 3 month clothes. Anything with feet has reached its max. We've actually already had to give Auntie T some of his 3 month clothes that he literally grew out of overnight while we visited her. We have his two month appointment on Monday so we'll find out exactly how big this big boy is. I'm predicting topping the charts. As much as this kid eats every two hours, I know that good momma milk is doing something for him.
This month has been pretty fun with lots of firsts. He not only smiles now but laughs too. His little cackle is sweet and makes me laugh. Its not hard to get him to laugh. Let Lola walk by him and he cracks up. He is so interested in watching her. I love that he found her so quickly. I think he has also started to see colors despite the fact that 'they' say that shouldn't happen for awhile. Both of my children seem to see colors early. I remember people being in shock when Cheyanne was so tiny and it was obvious she was interested in certain colors. Jameson is the same way. He will stare at our colorful blanket all day long.
Even though I don't seem to have children that like to sleep, his sleep schedule is getting better. Any form of a schedule is very new but right now he sleeps most sound form 8-1:30 then is up to nurse. After that he seems to wake at 3 hours then 2 the rest of the night. I'm trying to figure out how to get him to keep up that first long stretch. So far, no luck. He doesn't actually wake from hunger but more so for comfort. As soon as he latches, he usually falls right back to sleep. If I could get this boy to take a pacifier, I think he would actually sleep longer. So far, 5 different pacifiers have failed me all.
He just began reaching or more appropriately batting at his toys earlier this week. That is totally new and exciting. I love this stage.
That's our boy at two months. I'm so in love with this little face.
