We've settled in to our little life here, and I'm loving being home with the girls. I know it's only temporary, but I like the stay-at-home mom gig. I have just a few more weeks to enjoy it. Jordan is pretty much an angel, just like Harlie was at this age. She only cries when she's hungry, and we often have to wake her to eat so we don't hear much fussing. She wakes us twice at night and Mikey and I have been taking turns feeding her so neither of us is exhausted. Many of you have been asking how Harlie is adjusting, and I feel like I owe you more of an answer, but all I can say is she's doing fine. It's as if Jordan was always here. Harlie doesn't whine about things, and she's very helpful. She says Jordan is cute, and she checks on her a lot to make sure she's okay, or just to see what she's doing, but she's not obsessed with her either. Things haven't really changed much for her. We have been waking her up at night and in the early morning, I'm afraid, so her sleep patterns are changing a bit. I do feel badly about that, but once the baby starts sleeping through the night we may be able to go back. For right now, though, we're enforcing an earlier bedtime so she's not missing so many hours of sleep. And she has been requesting her nap a bit earlier the past few days, so at least she knows how to make things work. Thanks for reading if you got this far - I'll caption below the photos. Love you guys!
Her hair was spiked to match Daddy's____________________
The certainly are beautiful, aren't they???________________________
This is what happens when you give Harlie a bowl full of strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries. She ate the whole bowl, which was an ENTIRE bag of frozen fruit. ________________________
Dressing up like a fairy__________________________
