Here are photos of the BooBear from November 15 - 22. He can see, grab, and interact with his toys. I included the second photo because we think he looks like a member of Werty's family with that particular expression.


Yes, he still sleeps in his car seat with a blanket underneath him. He started sleeping in his car seat when he was 6 weeks old because of his acid reflux - being more upright allowed him to sleep. Our goal for this month is to get him on an earlier night sleep schedule (he sleeps for 6-7 hours at night now, but he doesn't fall asleep until 1-3:30 am) and transition him into his own crib. We might have to get some kind of pillow to raise his head so he can sleep in his crib. Last night we kept him awake until 9:30pm and he slept until 7am - it was so nice! Just have to keep that up.
Here are the rest of the Thanksgiving pics from Bear Lake:

My handsome Werty...

and my little man with his bear ears jacket...

enjoying the cold lake...

using the harness Aunt Christina gave us!

Yes, that is snow on the ground. We didn't stay outside very long before the BooBear let us know he was done with the cold.


Cousin Laryn loves babies, and the BooBear was no exception. BooBear seemed to like him too. His newest trick is to pull his legs up really high and hold them - especially when you are trying to dress him, of course. So we are starting to give him a few minutes of tummy time each day so he can practice moving those legs. Today, when Werty put him on his tummy on the bed, he looked like somone trying to swim through jello.

This is a toy I bought when I was pregnant - it's an alphabet caterpillar, with letters on each leg. Yeah, I think it's three times his size. I pulled it out to see what he thought. It was a little too big for him to get a good look at it, but at least he wasn't scared of it.


Finally, the last two pics are of BooBear waking up the morning he turned three months old! Three months old and fitting into 6 months size clothes. I swear he got taller in the space of a week. Some suggest they "unroll" at three months now that they start stretching out their full length, so maybe that's what it is.