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Happy 3-Month Day Grady-Do!

Oh Mr. Grady-Do you are one big boy! Three months of your life have passed by in a flash! Literally! You are (unofficially) 14 chunky pounds and 25 loooong inches! You are also one smiley little fella! "Goo" and "ah" are what you like to say. Daddy is now your buddy but you still LOVE your mommy time! You kick and flap your arms when you get excited and smile really big. You have laughed in your sleep a few times which is pretty funny. Jackson amuses you and you just stare at him in adoration. He loves you beyond measure! You are still a champion sleeper sleeping anywhere and going for 5 hour increments or longer! Because of your fast-paced growth you have graduated from the basinet to the pack-n-play. You wear 3-6 months clothes and size 2 diapers and shoes. We are enjoying every blessed moment with you!!! Until next month...









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Lisa said…
He is precious!! I LOVE that hat!!
July 25, 2009 at 7:14 PM
BML said…
I like the one with the red car standing out. And the one where he's sitting up with the hat and you can tell his shirt says, "My mom rocks!"
Cuuuuuuuute.
July 26, 2009 at 9:36 AM
Whitney said…
Soo sweet!! I can't believe he is 3 months already!!
July 28, 2009 at 2:58 PM
The Giggling Begins... said…
Oh my! Those are so cute! I love his little hat! I can't believe its already 3 mths! :)
July 29, 2009 at 6:37 PM
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