What about Henry?

Dorothy (Connie's best friend and long time family friend) made this adorable outfit for Henry. She also gave us a bib and 2 burb cloths. I'm so excited to have cute new monogrammed things for our poor second child!

I'm sure you're thinking, "What about Henry? Where is that poor child?". Well, he's here and he's doing well. Ollie just happens to dominate the camera and the "cool stuff" right now at his age. Sweet little Henry is just along for the ride a lot of days. I don't know how I feel about that, but that's just how it is. He gets lots of love and separate attention, but he is so enthralled by his brother and they really like being together- meaning Ollie runs around and sings, plays, rides, jumps, etc and Henry gets to watch. Ollie loves to make him laugh and Henry obliges him most of the time. I know Henry will be in the action before long, though, so I'm enjoying the potted plant stage.

Here is an example of what happens when I get out the camera...

This is the Saturday morning (crazy hair, pajama) look, just FYI. =) Although it was around 10:00...

Bathing Beauties

Since Jason has been out of town for a few days, I've been bathing the boys together. It works out really well: its a lot quicker, they love it and feed off of each other and I only get soaking wet once. Henry loves the change to a sit up tub, too!

Here is a picture from their first bath together 2 nights ago. I am so thankful, blessed, grateful- everything- that they like each other (right now- I'm not naive enough to think that will last forever!). Henry thinks Ollie hung the moon and Ollie thinks Henry is a cool toy. And he gets the girls' attention at school every morning. Not too bad to have around, you know...

And, yes, that's the kid's bathtub. Its yellow. That's right. It's the least offensive of our 3 1970's color-schemed bathrooms. We have the blue in the master bath and the guest half bath is a pink/ beige. We're talking floor tile, sinks, tubs, TOILETS and tile up half the wall. There is a major remodel in our future, but we're not brave enough to tackle it just yet. Any tips are most certainly welcome!