Alexandra Jane

This post is just an update on little Ali/Lexi/Baby Doll/Darling..whatever we call her-she is getting so stinkin cute! She is rolling over already! She gets stuck on her stomach still an the kids love taking turns flipping her back over. She decided she is a big girl and no longer needs me for food. She tries to grab everything and can almost hold her own bottle. She loves apple sauce the best and will eat a whole jar then drink 4 oz. of milk before bed, so she is sleeping through the night-YAY! Ali is always so happy. The kids are very entertaining and she follows them around the house in her little walker. Preston can get her giggling the most- I think it's cause he is so loud an animated! Ha ha! And Sydney is a great helper-she will get her out of her car seat and bring her to me. They both love feeding her a bottle and Sydney has spoon fed her now too.

She reaches for everything! Her hands are starting to be her own-
Doesn't this picture make you want to hold her? (That rabbit thingy on her tray (that wont come off) has a button that plays music. Guess what song---jingle bells---the battery finally died.. happy sigh...)

She will doze off in her car seat when we are out running around and then wake up so happy! We are actually at McDonalds here. She had just woken up and was so cute I had to take a picture. Such an easy going baby!

Like I said before-she loves her walker! She is so independent that I find her all over the house. My friend was so surprised at how well she gets around in this thing.

You know when she is really happy cause her mouth gets really big-the bigger the open mouth-the better!

She loves sleeping on her side, and now her stomach. Normally she has her first two fingers in her mouth but this time she found her thumb. It was just to cute to resist.

I know this is a total proud mom post but oh well... ;)


Isn't Sydney the sweetest big sister? She helps take such great care of our little girl.
The green handle in the back of the walker gets a lot of use as well. The kids drag her into the play room and make her hang out with them. I feel like it is a caution flag sometimes as well. When she scoots by me in the kitchen I just see the handle rolling on by....

We love our little Alexandra!