4 Month Stats

So Luke just keeps getting bigger and bigger. I thought he was big at 2 months but now he is HUGE!

Height: 27 inches - 97%
Weight: 17.24 lbs - 87.73%
Head: 16.5 - 38.25% (he really doesn't have a small head but my kids have flat heads which make their measurements smaller!)

Speaking of our flat-headed boys...The doctor suggested a helmet AGAIN! He favors his right side and therefore is a little more flat on that side. She says he has a "tilt" meaning he doesn't like to turn his head to the left. She said it is my choice. She doesn't think he HAS to have a helmet because it is not as bad as the twins were, but it might help. I DO NOT want to do another helmet. I have tried so hard to be good about tummy time and moving his head when he sleeps but he always turns it back. Part of the problem is the fact that he is such a good baby and has 2 demanding older brothers so he spends a lot of time on the floor. Poor kid. I don't know what I am going to do. I am hoping it will get better by itself in the next few weeks as he starts sitting up more but we will see.

Luke is still the best baby ever! He is happy all the time and will smile at anyone. He still has no hair but is as cute as can be! His favorite thing right now is his jumper. He will sit in it for hours and yesterday he even fell asleep in it! He sleeps through the night which makes for a very happy mommy! We love our chubby, bald, flat-headed boy :)

Hugs and Kisses

Last night after dinner I was trying to run out the door to the grocery store. Brady and Easton were playing but came running the second they heard the door open. In my mind I was thinking, "here we go, they are going to say they want to got to the store and throw a fit when I say no." Instead Brady came running up and said, "Mom you have to give me a hug and a kiss!" Of course Easton followed suit and was next in line for his hug and kiss! I love my boys! I have been following THIS BLOG and am reminded of how precious these little children really are. I am trying to be a little more patient and more loving than I was before. I hope that no matter what happens in life my children will always know how much I love them. Moments like last night remind me that I have 3 special boys who love me too!

Rolling, Rolling, Rolling

Luke has rolled over from his tummy to his back a few times here and there but today every time I put him on his tummy he rolls right over. Bye, bye tummy time. This boy will not stay there anymore.

Oh and in case you were wondering, I am IN LOVE with those chubby legs!

Hill Grandkids

I forgot to put this on my blog. Over Christmas all of my siblings were in town with their kids. It was so fun to all be together and let the kids play! My mom attempted to get a picture of all the grandkids. They did pretty well considering. Aren't they all so cute?!?!

McGiven Family

Last week Ryan's sweet Grandma Bradshaw passed away. She was such a neat lady. I never saw her wear anything but a dress and she always had her hair done and looked beautiful! All of Ryan's siblings were able to come to Utah for the funeral. It was so much fun to see everyone and spend a little bit of time together. My mom came to the funeral and snapped a few pictures of Ryan's family afterward. I thought they turned out cute! Here they are, Gary and Sue with all 8 of their children. Ryan is the baby of this bunch and isn't he CUTE!

The many faces of Luke...

Oh how I love this boy! I could not ask for a better baby! He has brought so much happiness to our home and I love every minute of being his mom!

Becoming Individuals...

Today is a sad day. Today my boys decided to be individuals. I usually let them pick between a few shirts when I am getting them dressed and they always agree on the same one. They even fight me if I try to put them in different colors of the same shirt. Today was different. When I gave them their options Easton wanted the "fireman shirt" and Brady wanted the "bowling shirt". The shirts are completely different. I was sad. I tried and tried to get them to agree on the same shirt but they both threw a fit and in the end they won. I almost cried. I think this is the first day I have ever taken my kids in public wearing different shirts. I know this sounds so dumb but I am not ready to stop dressing them alike. I love it! It is one of the best parts of having twins. I guess it is a good thing because they are starting to think for themselves but I am a sad lady. Maybe tomorrow they will agree on a shirt but for today for the first time ever they look different.