20 pounds, 8 ounces (Harvick)
20 pounds, 3 ounces (Jarrett)
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(Compare to Ryder at 36 Weeks)
BREAKING NEWS: Jarrett cut his first tooth this week. I check their gums frequently, and on Sunday night there were no signs of teeth in either babies' mouth. Monday night; however, Jarrett had a tooth that had popped through on the bottom. Harvick remains toothless - which I'm okay with. You see, I am still planning to nurse them for at least another month. Ryder literally cut his first tooth the weekend he stopped nursing - I was hoping Harvick and Jarrett would be like their big brother!
Harvick continues to be an army crawling maniac. He will rock up on his hands and knees to crawl, but only lasts a few "steps" that way, before reverting to the army crawl. Jarrett can crawl, especially well when going backward, but is content with the toys he has within his reach.
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| It's funny how many orange and blue coordinating shirts we have - almost all hand-me-downs from Ryder and/or friends! (Harvick on the left, Jarrett on the right) |
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| Playing together. (Harvick on the left, Jarrett on the right) |
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| More playing! (Harvick on the left, Jarrett on the right) |
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| Harvick and Jarrett LOVE their walkers! They are purposeful in their directional movement, and often end up facing each other! (Harvick on the left, Jarrett on the right) |
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| Cute close-up shots! And, again with the orange and blue hand-me-downs! Patrick and I bought these shirts on our last "just us" weekend getaway 2 weeks before Ryder was born. (Jarrett on the left, Harvick on the right) |
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| Even with Jarrett blurry, this shot makes me laugh. All three boys LOVE the bath, and have such different personalities, even when bathing. Jarrett is splashing around like a crazy person, while Harvick is content with just chewing on the bath toys! (Jarrett (splashing!) on the left, and Harvick on the right) |
1 comment:
would you stop nursing if they had teeth? you just have to teach them that you are not a chew toy :) Ben has two teeth right now but Jane had about 6 teeth by 14 months (when she stopped nursing) so don't let teeth stop you - though I hear you have a great supply saved up!
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