Landon is now into the double digits in weeks...awwww. Landon I think has hit a developmental milestone this week. Just in the past few days his head control has become more stable in the bumbo, started batting at toys on his play mat, and learned a new cry (this one I hate ha ha). He smiles alot every day, especially in the morning. I think this developmental milestone has messed with his sleep schedule a bit, but overall he is still at least going between 5-6 hours in the first stretch, then it can range from an hour to another four until he wakes up again.
This was a big week for our little man, he had his two month appointment at the Dr., where he got his first round of vaccines (6 of them to be exact, but I would have to look to tell you which ones). He got three shots and one oral one, two of the shots were combined, which I appreciated since it meant less shots they had to give him. They did all his measurements first when we got there. He is 22.5 inches long, just barely in the 25th percentile, a short little dude. His head is super tiny, the 22nd percentile, which I always think his head looks HUGE...guess not lol. Then his weight, 13 lbs 3.2 oz. and in the 76th percentile! Short and chubby little man, the Dr. did not seemed concerned at all and just said keep up the good work. We commented on his flat little head, but she said its super common for babies this age since they still spend so much time on their backs. She said over the next few months try putting him places where he is more on his neck vs. his head so it can have a chance to round out by 4 months. Overall she was very pleased with how he is growing and developing and said he looks great. She also commented that she can see no remaining effects of his bells palsy from his brith, so that was GREAT to hear. After the Dr., the poor nurse had to come back in and give him his shots. He was already a bit irritated with being pushed on and flipped around, but he did SO MUCH better than we expected. He of course turned bright red, screamed, and cried, but only for a minute and he was fine. The harder part came later in the day after he had slept for a few hours and then just woke up and you could tell he was just plain uncomfortable. He did run a low grade fever and we gave him some Tylenol before bed to help with. He slept horribly that night, but we did a bit better last night.
Here is a picture of him attempting to self-soothe while hanging out with Daddy:
Landon's SLOWLY (and I mean slowly) growing out of his colicky behavior in the evenings. Some days he forgets it entirely and others he still starts at exactly 6 pm on the dot. Often I don't even bother to look at a clock, I just time the evening by his crying ha ha. The days that we seem to be out doing things or in a new place, such as by the fire pit this past weekend, he does his best! On Saturday night, Logan had some buddies over for a fire and Landon and I joined them until it was time for his bath and bed. I got him all bundled up in his jacket and mittens and out we went. I was fully expecting him to melt down after just a few minutes of being out there, but he LOVED it. We were out for well over an hour and he just talked and smiled at random things, it was pretty cute.
Here are a few pictures of his first night by the fire:
In other Landon news, he is back to rejecting the pacifier. Annie and I tried SO HARD to get him to like one and he did for about a week, then back to not taking it. Oh well...instead he just seems to suck on his fingers or hand.
Landon is becoming more interactive every day. He has this cute little sly smile on occasion and then other times you get a huge gummy one! He is still smiling at his fan, baseball wall, and other random objects, but each day Logan and I get huge gummy ones as well! This is the first one we finally caught a picture of this past weekend: (Sorry it's a bit blurry, have to be fast these days)

In other news, it looks like we will be moving around the beginning of June! We met with a realtor yesterday and that turned out to be a huge let down on selling our house. We would have to come up with roughly $12,000 in order to sell our house and that is not something we want to be doing right now with a new baby, moving, etc. So we decided, with the help of the realtor, that we should rent for a year or two and then look at how the market is doing then. It is not really ideal, but we will work with a property management company to find a good renter and make sure everything with the house is okay and stays clean and nice. Another perk of this is that Landon and I will be able to go with Logan right away instead of waiting until the house sells, so less time apart. We are going to be putting the house up for rent probably within the next week. Let's hope we find a renter quickly. They said most people fill their rental home within 30-60 days, so that is about the timeline we have!
That is about it this week for the Landon updates! Until next week =).