Friday, November 26, 2010

46 Weeks


How old? 10 Months 18 days
Weight: 21.14 lbs
Sleep: Our time spent on central time didn't seem to mess with Lincoln's schedule too much so that was good...but then the teething hit.  Linc has been napping pretty poorly since then and has been up off and on during the night, poor little guy.
Food: Linc had a little bit of mac & cheese while we were in Chicago which he liked very much.  He very much enjoyed Mommy's green beans, Aunt Cyndi's rolls, & Uncle Matt's turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.
Best Moment This Week: You can read the recap of our Chicago trip below - it was a GREAT time!
Celebrating Lincoln's first Thanksgiving was also a highlight!  Actual Thanksgiving day we hung out (in our jammies) all day, watched the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, paying special attention to the first marching band featured *Go Boilers*, looking through Black Friday ads, & we ordered Chinese food for dinner since we were doing our official Thanksgiving dinner Friday.  And at about 9pm Todd ventured out to Toys R Us to wait in line to get a great deal on a new XBox360 and he ended up getting the second to last one!
Friday we spent the day relaxing again & cooking up our sides for dinner later with the Aldersons.  We had a wonderful feast & celebrated Linc's first Thanksgiving meal & Cyndi's 30th Birthday!
Worst Moment: I would definitely say the teething thing.  Linc has had quite a few teeth pop up here in the past few days.  He is now up to 7 total, possibly 8...we think one more is about to come through.  The only time Linc gets irritable is when he is tired that is about the only time you can tell anything is bothering him. 
What We're Looking Forward To: Heading downtown Wednesday to the National Menorah Lighting for the first night of Hanukkah. 
Making a trip to Cleveland to celebrate Hanukkah with the family and attend an Engagement party for Andy & Taryn.  We can't wait to see everyone!
Movement: On the verge.
Milestones: Your baby now understands simple instructions, although you may still be ignored when you say "no." (To help the word carry a little more weight, use it sparingly, for setting important limits.)
Even though your baby may not always remember tomorrow what you've said today, it's not too soon to set certain boundaries and start teaching some important distinctions, like right from wrong and safe from unsafe.

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