millie in 2 months

i love everything about this squirmy little bug

at 1 month, she was:

smiling (first smile came one day shy of a month old)

starting to "talk"

sleeping about 5 hours straight through at night

started going to work with mom

has regular blowouts that require numerous outfit changes a day

still in newborn clothes and newborn sized diapers

still won't take a binky

holds her head up by herself- such a strong baby!

at 7 weeks, she finally started fitting into her 0-3 mo clothes... kind of :)

our little 2 month old has so much personality and i love it.  i love when she's awake (and has a full belly) because she is so content and just hangs out eyeing everything in the room.  she really is the best baby every- rarely cries and she eats and sleeps so well!

at 2 months, she...

goes to work with mom every day and is such a good baby!  sleeps an average of 6 1/2 hours of the work day and when she is awake, the patients absolutely love it!

sleeps through the night.  in fact, it has gotten to the point that i put her down around 11 and have to wake her up around 7am after i've gotten ready for work.

she eats like a champ- getting closer to 5 oz every 2 1/2 hours

my milk has dried up so she is on formula exclusively

graduated to size 1 diapers

she has an umbilical hernia that the drs aren't concerned about at all, but does cause quite the protrusion when she is mad

she had her first baby sitters and it was definitely harder on mom than it was on her

has only one dimple on the right cheek that shows up when she grins- adorable

smiles constantly- especially when mom makes an "ooooooo" sound

got her first pedicure from her 5 year old friends, lexi and kate

loves to lay on her changing table and look at the chandelier in her room

constantly has her fingers in her mouth and is drooling

still sleeps in mom and dad's room

did so well when she got her first round of shots- only cried for about 5 seconds and then was a cuddly baby the rest of the day

at her 2 mo appt:

10 lbs 14 oz (30th percentile)

almost 23 inches long (60th percentile)