This guy arrived bright and early. After a bottle and some snuggling he fell sound asleep.
Then the other kids on spring break turned up to hang out for the day. She's putting her hair in a pony tail after just one brief encounter with that innocent looking hair puller.
They played. They were so nice to him.
Eventually he seemed tired again. I walked all around the living room with him wrapped up with the pacifier, doing the baby swoop walk.
He was not having it, kept craning his neck around and doing the stiff arms.
The little girl suggested we just put him in bed with the musical Winnie the Pooh. It was a good idea, but didn't lead to any sleep.
Sleep isn't mandatory. He doesn't have to sleep if he's not tired, so we plopped him back on the very popular big mattress again.
Where he fell asleep in the middle of all the yelling and whooping.
It was a great toasty nap.
She offered to feed him his bottle, and he was ready for a snack about then.
After he went home, I had to make a work call, and Tim and Jay played Mall Madness with them.
At first the game was very orderly and civilized, but that didn't last long.
And these lovely collages were made, and that was the end of the afternoon.
Love you all so, Grandma
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