Lincoln 4 month pictures

Here are a few Lincoln stats at 4 months.
Weight 15.6 oz (52%)
Length 25 1/4 (54%)
Head 16 1/2 (33%)
Dr. Lee was very happy with how well Lincoln is following the bell curve on his growth and gave him a clean bill of health. He has a monster soft spot still, but nothing to worry about and he took his shots like a pro, one little cry is all. He continues to be my little angel baby. I honestly don't know how I ended up with such a great kid. Still hates to lay on his tummy, but can roll over from tummy to back if he is trying to see the action better. Starting to notice his hands a lot more and is very close to grabbing at things. He loves to knaw on his little hands and has started drooling a ton. No teeth yet. Very generous with his smiles and loves it when you talk to him. He is super tickilish and will bust up laughing if you rub his chest or feet.

Ski date

Grandma Kellogg came up to watch the kids so Kevin and I could go skiing. A great ski day it was! 49 degrees North offers a 2 for Tuesday deal so we try to get up there if Kevin has a comp day. It snowed the entire time we were there and they had 9" at the summit the night before. The snow was great! It was certainly a fun challenge to plow through all that heavy powder and our legs were super tired at the end of they day. A good tired for sure.

Us at the top of Cy's Glade

One of the few times Kevin was ahead of me

Me on the lift

Piano Lessons

Conor playing Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

A few months back when Janet came to visit she taught Conor to play Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater-ever since then he has been wanting to "really" learn to play. I finally got my act together and Christmas over with and we have started some lessons. I can tell that he really really wants to learn because of how patient he is being. When he get's frustrated because I make him do something again he doesn't walk away, he keeps plugging along. We have had our share of angry moments and I know there will be many more, but for now he wants it bad enough to get through it. I honestly wasn't sure how long the excitement of it would keep him going but we are almost through his 1st set of books and he is looking forward to the next.