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Theo @ 4 Months

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Theo weighs 14 pounds and is 25.75" in length. Our little dude is just a long skinny guy. 

He's been more interactive and expressive, but still likes to sleep a lot.

He loves sleeping, being talked to, looking in the mirror, being outside, his faces mobile, rolling over and looking out windows.

He still sleeps with us in his bassinet. Since he will be sharing a room with his sister someday we will keep him with us for awhile. 

He wakes up once a night between 1:30am -6:30am and has just started taking two 2-3 hour naps. 

He falls asleep on his own for naps, but wants to be nursed to sleep at night. 

He still goes to bed between 7:30-9 and gets up around 8:30-9.

He can hold his head up on his own and is starting to learn to sit. 

He's started giggling.

He prefers to be held facing forward. 
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