Two new baby Girls introduced themselves to the world yesterday:

Welcome Kasey (7lb 2 ounces, 20in),daughter of Dana and Scott.

Welcome Baby "G2" (7lb 7 ounces 20.5in), daughter of Joanie and Mike.

Congrats to all !  We haven’t seen them yet, but hope to soon.  Bonnie may try to get a peek at both tomorrow, I think I have a cold so I probably will just have to enjoy the pictures for now.  Logan’s future-wife possibilities are growing.

    A few days ago, I left Logan sitting up on the changing table while I was grabbing something from his dresser.  I had my hand on him to block him from falling off the table, but unfortunately, he reached to the side to play and hit his head on the edge of the table.  A bump immediately formed by his eyebrow, and poor Logan screamed out for help.  He was ok after icing the ouchie, but I felt so bad to be the cause of Logan’s first bump. 

    Last night, I introduced Logan to his first fish meal.  He was not a huge fan, but he ate some.  After that I gave him some veggies and fruit.  He ended up having quite a big dinner.  Shortly afterward he had his usual bedtime bottle and went to sleep.  At midnight when both Stuart and I went to bed, Logan had a couple of coughs and made a small cry, but quickly returned to sleep.  He looked fine on the monitor, so we both just went to bed as usual.  When Logan finally woke us up at 6:30am, we found him laying on a mess of upchuck; it was all over his bedding, PJ, his hair and his Glowworm too.  He must have a projectile vomit at midnight when he made the noise.  But as a good sleeper he is nowadays, he just decided to continue to sleep through the night even though it was quite a mess.   Poor baby, he was probably trying to tell me not to give him fish again.

Logan had learned a couple new tricks this past weekend.  While we were shopping, he would wave to mommy when he saw me.  And we found him waving hello to Scottie on his own.  Logan also learned how to clap his hands together on demand.  It is fun singing “If you are happy and you know it” with him.  We hope that he will learn more new tricks soon to show off to his grandparents in April.

See some new photos of Logan in our album.

As of last week, Logan’s upper teeth have made their appearance.  After a few days of crankiness, Logan is back to his happy self.  He also has learned to sleep through the night again.  Stuart and I have had several good nights of sleep now; Logan also seems more rested and happier.  Let’s hope that this phase will last well into his teens.

      Logan had pretty much recovered from his RSV, but was still a bit cranky at night.  Since we weren’t getting much sleep anyways we decided it would be a good time for his next big-boy step…..sleeping unwrapped.   His entire life he’s been wrapped in swaddling blankets.  It makes them feel secure and stops them from waking themselves with thashing arms and legs.  However, eventually they reach the stage where they can soothe themselves in the middle of the night, by sucking a finger, or finding their pacifier.  Logan had reached the stage (we hoped).
     The first night of unwrapping went remarkably well…we were expecting an hour or two of constant tears, but instead he was fast asleep after only 20 minutes.  For the next few nights he also did extremely well…piece of cake we thought.   Unfortunately Logan now has some new teeth coming in so the nightime crying has once again begun.  He alternates now between a night of one-time wakeup (yea), and one of mucho tears (boo).  
     If you are wondering which night logan had, just look to see if Bonnie and I are grumpy and snapping at our co-workers.