Son and not-so-fun
Son:
The boy is doing GREAT. He is up over 15 pounds, and is right where he should be developmentally, so we are anticipating crawling any day now. He is still incredibly cheerful most of the time, unless you are slow with his bottle. (the definition of "slow" is very plastic, and can range from "take your time, it's only been 10 hours since I ate" to "I ate TWO WHOLE HOURS AGO! WHERE IS MY BOTTLE!")
Not-so-fun:
Yesterday was my last day of work. So I have to file for unemployment, and prepare myself for the job interviews that are (hopefully) coming.
The boy is doing GREAT. He is up over 15 pounds, and is right where he should be developmentally, so we are anticipating crawling any day now. He is still incredibly cheerful most of the time, unless you are slow with his bottle. (the definition of "slow" is very plastic, and can range from "take your time, it's only been 10 hours since I ate" to "I ate TWO WHOLE HOURS AGO! WHERE IS MY BOTTLE!")
Not-so-fun:
Yesterday was my last day of work. So I have to file for unemployment, and prepare myself for the job interviews that are (hopefully) coming.