We hung out with Gary and had breakfast. Gary went off to work, and I put Elijah down for a nap at 8:30am, and he slept until 10:20 (with a short wake-up after the first 45 minutes - I had to bounce him back to sleep). I got a nap then too. Awesome.
Back awake, and the Gary came home again. Lunch and playtime, and another nap at 12:15pm. He slept until nearly 2pm that time (with just a tiny little wake-up and bounce back to sleep).
helping! |
Then we made bread (Elijah helped)...
...and went for a walk with Sookie around the apartments.
It was a really nice afternoon, and it felt good to get outside.
Elijah had one more (very) short nap between 3:45-4:20pm. We then did tummy-time and read some books. Elijah practiced rolling over -- which he can do, but prefers not to. He's a bit chunky, and I've read that makes it harder to roll over.
"ma, WHY?" |
"ack! so hard!" |
Reading one of his favorite books.
Then daddy came home! Yay! Elijah was full of smiles (not shown).
At 5:30 we started the bedtime routine:
First comes nekkid time! Elijah loves this, and coos and laughs and gurgles.
Then there's the bath, which he enjoys most of the time.
After that, he gets pampered with a lovely coconut-oil massage. Lucky little man.
Then he's dressed and has a quick feed.
I walk around the apartment singing to him for a while, to wind him down, before swaddling and one last feed. Then it's bouncy time on the ball, and prayers.
And Elijah was asleep by 6:45 this evening!
1. yay for bread making!
ReplyDelete2. I thoguht this would be the best way to comment back since I know I don't have a reply to option with comments.. I purchased the bowls from World Market for about 5$.. there was one going out of business here. I saw them about a month ago (same exact ones) for some ridiculous high price. at Anthropologie...They are adorable... and work very well... but not incredibly durable... so maybe not worth the 25$ or whatever price they were there. :)