Bath time play

Here is a video of Elliott enjoying his bath yesterday.  So cute!

He rolled over!!!

Elliott rolled over today!  He usually doesn't enjoy spending time on his tummy but he was happy there for about 15 minutes today.  Jesse and I were both on the floor playing with him and witnessed this momentous occasion.  When he got onto his back (usually his happy place), he started crying.  Go figure!  We got the video recorder out but Elliott didn't want to do a repeat performance.  We'll try to capture it next time.

Next stop . . . Colorado!  We're packing now for Elliott's first flight tomorrow to go meet all of his family in Colorado.  

December?!?

Time flies!  It's hard to believe it is already December and Elliott is more than 11 weeks old.  He is very big, tipping the scales at almost 15 pounds.  That puts him in the 95th percentile for weight.  At his last check up, he was in the 99th percentile for height.  Here are some pictures from the past few days.

We had our friends Garrett and Leah and their kids over for dinner last week.  Their son Tucker is about a month older than Elliott.  I like this picture of the two of them looking at each other.

Elliott sits up pretty well these days put sometimes slumps over and gets stuck.

Here he is in his bucket this morning.

Sporting his NY pride from Uncle Tocker

Tongue Play

Elliott likes to play with his tongue these days.  If we stick out our tongue at him, he sticks his out too.  Jesse was playing with him last night and realized that if you squeeze his cheeks to make a fake smile, he sticks his tongue out.  Hope you find this to be as cute as we do!

School Pick Up

Elliott and I went on an adventure on Monday to pick up Ned from school.  This was my first time out and about with both boys.  I was feeling bold so we went to Home Depot.  Ned kept saying, "we're getting brown paint for Uncle Jess."  Unprovoked, he also said, "Uncle Jess is a good guy."  What two year old says that!  Here are some pictures.

Ned has a bit of a cough so he observed the "no touching rule" with Elliott

Ned rocking Elliott's car seat to keep him calm before we left for home.  Thanks Ned!