Madelyn Kenley Waters

Friday, April 2, 2010

Reese's First Trip to Savannah

We came to Savannah for a much needed vacation. Maddie has been having a great time with her JuJu and Grampie. Baby Reese is enjoying her first trip to Savannah.

Reese and Grampie

Nap time!

Maddie and her Grampie

Reese and JuJu

JuJu and her girls

Curls, curls, and more curls

"I've got my Grampie wrapped around my little finger"!

Reese got her ladybug detached from her gym

Dying Easter Eggs

Reese watches intently

Maddie dying her eggs

Photo session

Going, going

Gone! Photo session over! Reese Out!

Look at those cute rubberbands in her arms!

Reese has grown and changed so much over the last month. She smiles all the time. She will be asleep, wake up, and immediately smile at you. She smiles all day long. She is such a happy baby. I truly do not remember saying that about Maddie. She weighed 12 lbs. 9 ounces at her last appointment. She is just a little rolly polly! She has started giggling too. I came home after a very rough day at work and when I was giving her a bath, she laughed at me. It brought me to tears. She has recently discovered her hands. She loves her baby Einstein play gym. She now reaches for her ladybug and bird. The only issue that we have with Reese is her spit ups! She spits up buckets, however she is obviously well nourished. She is way worse than Maddie was. She goes through numerous outfits daily! Kris and I call her our little "Reese E (for Elizabeth) Cups (for Reese's Peanut butter cups). It is sometimes Reese E or just even Cups. She has been sleeping through the night since around 5 weeks old. She sleeps from around 9 pm to 7:30 am with one interruption for a feeding around 11 pm. We recently started her on baby foods. At first she did not know what to think. She's finally starting to get the hang of it! Maddie is doing well too. She loves school. Her two best friends at school are Robert and Jack. They are all she talks about. She amazes me daily with her knowledge. The other day she was counting and counted to 10 in Spanish. We could not believe it.