That's how he rolls

Jack rolls over now. As in - that is All. He. Does. You can put him down on his back, turn around for 5 seconds, and he's on his stomach. He's not so good at rolling from stomach to back though - which have given us a few issues with naptimes when he gets "stuck" on his stomach. He seems really close to crawling though - he can pivot and kind of scooch a bit on his stomach, but still picks up his legs rather than using them to push off of. We need to get in gear with our babyproofing though!

All bundled up to go out for his Synegis shots today - it's been in the negative degrees since Monday evening. We used his new Bundle Me fleece thing for the first time today - and I managed to mangle the zipper somehow. Grr... But it seemed to keep him warm anyways. He weighed in at 21lbs, 15.8 oz. We're 3 weeks late with the shots due to insurance issues. But luckily he didn't get sick while we were waiting.

In other news, he has tried chicken (likes it if jarred and mixed with other stuff), baby yogurt (likes it), and those cheerio-like puffs (iffy - started out having to have them forced on him, now will open his mouth for them but acts like he wants to spit them out - I think the texture is so different that he's still getting used to it).

Ready to crawl. =)

What we've been up to this week

Jack turned 11 months on Monday.He's enjoying his new Aggie gear from Christmas, and he is showing off his clapping skills here. He's also doing a lot of repitiion - if Jon claps, then Jack will start clapping too.
Another thing he likes to repeat is saying "ahhhhhh" really loudly. He likes one of us to say it, then he says it, the we say it again; our first "conversation".

We got about 3-4 inches of snow Wednesday. Momma kitty seems to be alive and well based on the pawprints in the snow.

Christmas Pictures

2 of my favorite pictures from our Christmas in Denver.

We're Back

Jack and I are back from our road trip to Dallas. It was originally our Christmas trip, but got delayed due to illnesses (Jon's and mine). We didn't want to be away from our ped in case Jack got sick, so we waited several days after we were sick to be sure he wasn't going to get it. Unfortunately that meant Jon couldn't go with us, because he couldn't reschedule his vacation at work.

The day before we left, Jack refused a couple of bottles, which was very unusual for him. I spoon-fed him one of his meals, but it took almost an hour. We figured it was just a fluke though...unfortunately not. During the 2 day road trip to Dallas, Jack refused most of his bottles. We took him to an urgent care pediatric place there and discovered that he had a double ear infection, plus 3 molars coming in! Poor guy! So we ended up staying in Dallas 2 weeks so he could recover. We got back Friday evening, and spent the weekend catching up on groceries, laundry, etc.

Jack is getting a lot better at standing supported, and Saturday he stood holding onto his activity center, without any support, for 60 seconds. He also enjoys banging on the laptop keyboard - his favorites are the function keys - he brings up all kinds of random stuff!