Six months today!

Our little nanette turns six months old today!

She is so sweet and lovely and we are really blessed to have such a happy little person in our house. We all love her to pieces--especially her brother who begs me to wake her from her naps so he can see her and play with her. This doesn't mean he doesn't torture her from time to time, but for the most part he dotes on her and spends half his day trying to make her laugh. It's so wonderful with two in the house. It was so worth it to go through everything we did to get her here. Not a minute goes by where I don't look at her and say "thank God we didn't give up."

She is still in our bed and still feeding several times a day. I haven't been keeping track of the number of times a day she feeds. I guess it's at least eight times a day or more. It's a lot! She should start solids soon or I guess she could if I felt like she needed to but with her dad away I think we'll wait a little longer. She seems perfectly happy with her feeds and so am I. That's not to say we haven't let her try a few things. She has tasted avocado and I caught her brother feeding her some peach yogurt one afternoon, which I bet she loved. But she hasn't been that enthusiastic about first foods.

She is growing well and her hair is lightening more and more each day and finally growing a little. No sign of teeth yet but I will miss her goofy baby smiles when she gets those first teeth. I love her shameless baring of the gums when she really likes something. It's adorable.

I hate seeing my kids grow up but at the same time it's wonderful seeing them explore their world and evolve in to little people with personalities. Already she seems to have learned how to turn on the charm and she knows what makes people smile.

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Pendant quelque semaines je vous invite de traduire le texte par le traducter AltaVista Babelfish en cliquante le drapeau Francais a droite de ce blog. Desolee mais j'ai pas du temps pour le faire toute suite, mais j'espere d'avoir apres le demanagement cet ete.

Des fois le traduction automatique n'est pas toujours parfait mais cela vous permettez d'avoir au moins le sens du texte. Souvent il trompe le texte et pour ca je suis vraiment desolee.

A tres bientot et gros bious a vous! (et encore desole pour ma manque de accents francais sur ce clavier americain...)