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Ah! The Third Kid...3 & 4 Months Old


Dear Wyatt,

Precious little monkey. Mommy must apologize. What they say about the third child is true...You are not forgotten, life just get busy, time passes, and mommy has to write your 3 and 4 month letter when you are already 5 months old!

You are incredible. Three months came around and WOW, what a difference! You are such a smiley little fella! You are easily soothed and love your big brothers; especially Jackson! He can make you smile and laugh in any situation! You are sleeping well sleeping through the night by 4 months. We moved you to your crib, sniff sniff, at four months. You love your crib and room putting yourself to sleep most nights!

At about four and a half months we started you on rice cereal. You'd think you always ate solids the way you took to it. You are a "go-with-the-flow" kid smiling, laughing, and just being happy no matter where you are or where we take you.

Mommy, Daddy, Jackson, and Grady love you more than words! We could NOT imagine life without you little man! Thank you for blessing each of our days! Until next month...oh wait! That's now!

All Our Love,
Mommy, Daddy, Jackson, and Grady










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Carly Peters said…
He's so cute! I have more pictures of my third then of my other two. I think it's cause I love my camera so much! Miss you all!
October 11, 2010 at 8:57 AM
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