Jackson is already 4 months old as of Sunday - crazy how fast time has gone! He had his 4 month appt last Friday and it went well. He weighed in at 17lbs 2oz (90%) and was 27 inches (100%). He's got his brother beat for this check-up. His shots went okay - I can't imagine any babies actually like getting shots, but although he cried, he was very easily consoled. We did get the news that he has a "nasty" ear infection according to the Dr. I guess that explains his restless sleep lately. The Dr even suspected it had been there awhile, that's how bad it was :( It bummed me out that he already has an ear infection - Colin didn't get his first one until he was 6 months old and eventually ended up with tubes. I always blamed daycare, but since Jackson's never been to daycare, I guess my boys just got bad ear genes from their Daddy. Jackson also has eczema just like his brother too. The only good news is that I have become quite good at handling both ear infections and eczema LOL Jackson has met his developmental milestones too - giggling, rolling over, putting weight on his legs, and grabbing toys.
I can't believe how big he's getting though. He's just about out of size 2 Swaddlers now, but they've come out with size 2-3, so that's what he'll be in as of tomorrow. He's moved up to size 6-9 month clothes, and size 9 month sleepers. He could probably go into 12 month sleepers, but the only 12 month sleepers I have from Colin are fleece ones and it's still too warm here in Michigan for those. I guess it's finally time to shop for him!
Colin is as funny as ever. He's really into being silly and making people laugh. We took him to the zoo again this past weekend and he had a blast, although I think his favorite part was throwing money into the pond. He seemed a little scared of the snakes (just like his Grandma!), alligators and of the polar bears & seals. We have quite a few new videos of him from the zoo and they're hilarious (www.dropshots.com/kerry0928) - make sure to check them out! The polar bear and seal exhibit have an underground tunnel so that they can swim over you. Colin did not find this amusing at all and would freak out anytime a seal would swim towards us and over us. Scott tried really hard to get Colin to relax and enjoy it, but he wanted nothing to do with it. The videos show his reaction pretty well ;)
Here's some pics of the boys this past week:
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