While I’ve been doing my best to continue to take lots of photos of James, I haven’t been posting many (any) of them here. Better late than never, here are some of my picks from the last week or two.
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Month: April 2012
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Resting … Finally
It’s been a long, rough sixth week with James. Fortunately he’s enjoying a quiet moment now, hopefully a sign of things to come.
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Out for a Walk
A few days ago, we managed to get out for a family walk. A small victory.
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5 Weeks with James
We’ve now spent 5 weeks with James. 5 very interesting weeks. We’ve been through pretty much every emotion imaginable. No surprise, I’ve also taken an almost unimaginable number of photos, many of which haven’t seen the light of day. Until now. This “video” is comprised of the many (MANY!) photos that I’ve taken since James was born. Note that for maximum viewing pleasure, you may want to watch this full screen and/or increase the video quality.
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Mom and Baby
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The Faces of James
Our little guy seems to have many different looks depending on the time of day, his level of excitement, the angle, and probably a million other things. Here are a couple of his recent looks.
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Frank Watching Over James
We’re still not entirely sure how Frank feels about James, though he does seem to be curious about our new house guest. Here, he watches over a play session.
Obviously we’ve got a long way to go until James can actually speak … but in the last day or two, he’s certainly found his vocal chords, and is getting louder and louder with his squeaks, squawks, chirps and growls.
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Activity Center Time, Again
James is spending more and more of his awake time just laying back, and watching things in his ‘Activity Center’. He hasn’t discovered his hands yet, but his eyes are definitely focusing on things, and he’s beginning to find his voice.
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One Month + One Day
We’ve successfully navigated the first month of parenthood. James is alive and thriving – we’re alive and sleep deprived. I guess that’s the way it goes at this stage.
