He got more and more comfy as the ride progressed!
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He got more and more comfy as the ride progressed!
You can see in this next video that Ross really is quite fond of his Da-Da. He love to look out the window when he thinks we are outside and gets so excited! I love to see him on his tip-toes.

...when he needs a prop up in the stroller
Alexander Caelan arrived yesterday at 6:33pm via c-section. Weight is 8 pds and 21 in long. Everyone was doing great. Note I said "was" b/c I haven't talked to them after their first night as a family. ha
This is his daddy, my brother, Brent. I'll have to get a mom and baby picture too. (I don't think he likes him one bit. ha) Alex is all wrapped up in his Miracle Blanket, a.k.a baby straitjacket.
After I snapped that picture I went into the kitchen for a second and when I came out he had fixed himself in this position. Yep, definitely more cozy here!
Then he got kind of bored and the waitress brought him some dough. (He flirted with her all night.) She said he could play with it like play dough and was ok if he ate it. Well of course Ross wanted to immediately taste it! I think had I not stopped him he would have tried to get the entire piece in his mouth.
Obviously he got real comfy in it yesterday before we left for church. He's such a big boy!
It was a great Mother's Day! I'm so lucky to be blessed with such a wonderful little boy (and hubby too)!
Tuesday he woke up with a weird rash on his cheeks so we took him to the doctor. He has a double ear infection and the fever caused his eczema to flair up. She prescribed Amoxicillin. He didn't feel well at all on Tuesday.
Wednesday he woke up with a rash on his face and it was on his back. I thought it looked different but wasn't positive. As the day progressed it got increasingly worse so we went back to the dr and he was having an allergic reaction to the medicine. He's covered head to toe in a rash. Poor baby can't catch a break!