she can't decide which name suits her best, so we'll let Emory decide, but Grandma came to dote on the little guy, and dote she did
here he is on his 4-week birthday
we love this cashmere elf hat his other grandparents sent our way, and now it's so cold we need to use it!
Grandma encouraged playing on the floor
Paisley joined the fun
and she continues to come back day after day
Emory celebrated his 1-month birthday in style in his giraffe duds from his grandma and a photo shoot with his daddy
yep, they're my guys
they even yawn at the same time
then he decided to show us his many faces
again, he LOVES to use his hands
and appendages
then we attempted some family shots
the doting grandmother spent hours and hours smocking and embroidering a most special romper out of raw silk and singing all kinds of songs to the little guy--he loved it
not to mention she got up in the middle of the night with him to feed him and give us a break--it was wonderful
and she brought him so many outfits that fit or will soon fit (thanks to great garage sales!)
Emory wore his most special romper (and blanket I crocheted out of deliciously soft cotton) when he formally received his name and a blessing from his father in church on Sunday
though he didn't want to be photographed afterward; his thoughts were MILK
cousin Dan was among the visitors
good food and conversation were had
and Emory was much more peaceful for photos after eating
so photos we took...
I love the details of the shell buttons and crocheted button hooks
he stayed conked out when we moved him to the soft fuzzy blanket from Nanny
Paisley thinking, "mmm, sucky?"
he's such a little angel
he was still an angel, even when he'd had enough and probably wanted to eat again
it's tough to be a newborn, you know: eat, sleep, poop, be cute, etc., etc., etc.
Jon came home from school on Monday to find Emory wearing pants for the first time (they actually fit--sort of!) and was proud his son looked like "a real person"
oh, and we are pretty sure he grew about a pound and two inches during the week--what a weed!
he has been eating every hour and a half, after all
thanks for coming, Grandma/Grams/Mamie--we all love you and miss you!
here he is on his 4-week birthday
we love this cashmere elf hat his other grandparents sent our way, and now it's so cold we need to use it!
Grandma encouraged playing on the floor
Paisley joined the fun
and she continues to come back day after day
Emory celebrated his 1-month birthday in style in his giraffe duds from his grandma and a photo shoot with his daddy
yep, they're my guys
they even yawn at the same time
then he decided to show us his many faces
again, he LOVES to use his hands
and appendages
then we attempted some family shots
the doting grandmother spent hours and hours smocking and embroidering a most special romper out of raw silk and singing all kinds of songs to the little guy--he loved it
not to mention she got up in the middle of the night with him to feed him and give us a break--it was wonderful
and she brought him so many outfits that fit or will soon fit (thanks to great garage sales!)
Emory wore his most special romper (and blanket I crocheted out of deliciously soft cotton) when he formally received his name and a blessing from his father in church on Sunday
though he didn't want to be photographed afterward; his thoughts were MILK
cousin Dan was among the visitors
good food and conversation were had
and Emory was much more peaceful for photos after eating
so photos we took...
I love the details of the shell buttons and crocheted button hooks
he stayed conked out when we moved him to the soft fuzzy blanket from Nanny
Paisley thinking, "mmm, sucky?"
he's such a little angel
he was still an angel, even when he'd had enough and probably wanted to eat again
it's tough to be a newborn, you know: eat, sleep, poop, be cute, etc., etc., etc.
Jon came home from school on Monday to find Emory wearing pants for the first time (they actually fit--sort of!) and was proud his son looked like "a real person"
oh, and we are pretty sure he grew about a pound and two inches during the week--what a weed!
he has been eating every hour and a half, after all
thanks for coming, Grandma/Grams/Mamie--we all love you and miss you!
I'm so glad to have found your blog! Your baby is adorable! I just want to kiss his little feet! It looks like you're doing really well. Congratulations!
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