Highlights...

Throughout the past 2 months there have been many highlights that have made my parents smile. Not that they don't have a permanent smile on their face anyways, but you know what I mean. Here are a few moments that may put a smile on your face...

The first several weeks all I did was sleep, eat, pee, and poo - my parents kept looking at me wondering when I was going to smile and laugh! They kept saying, "Come on Easton, any day now you can show us those beautiful gums"! Well, during week 3 - to be exact on March 29 I smiled at both of my parents! They both looked at each other and said "Oh my goodness, he just smiled at us"! And then there were fireworks...Enjoy the picture of my big smile, it is a near giggle...

So, I grasped the concept of smiling down and "smiling real big" (as Mommy says). But, I also wanted something else to grasp their attention. During week 6 I learned that if I cry just alittle and my parents don't come running then I can stick out my bottom lip and do what my parents call a "pouty lip". And, boy do I have that down! See for yourself...I hear it is pretty big and pathetic. Gotta keep making them fall in love with me...

During week 7 I went to the Cancer Center to see where Mommy works, well I had to get on an elevator. I didn't know what was going on! I know it was quite a sight for my parents, my head was looking left and right, as my eyes were very wide open. I near pushed myself out of my car seat and looked around to see what was exactly going on. I am still not sure about those elevators, I am not sure if I was scared, excited, anxious, or maybe a combination of all? None-the-less, my parents thought it was very cute. Unfortunately, they didn't get a candid shot of that. During this week, I also discovered that I don't really like lights on when I am napping - I tend to cover my eyes if the light is real bright. Again, another cute moment...I am hearing a lot of "Awwwwws" these days! Enjoy the snapshot of my parents capturing that moment...

I am now 2 months old and on the verge of a giggle. My parents are expecting to hear a giggle come out any day. I am cooing more and more each day. As a matter of fact, I now have conversations with my parents. Mommy is really working hard to get me to say "Ma Ma" as my first word. We will see how that works out for her! I am now doing tummy time everyday, my parents tell me that this is going to help my neck, arm, and leg muscles. Stay tuned....my next "Highlights" will probably be giggling and sitting up...aiyaya aiyaya I am growing up SO fast!!