This week we were mainly dealing with getting the Momma’s milk back. Lots of nursing time. Lots of snuggling. In the process, we completely and totally wrecked TinyFat’s nighttime sleep routine, but that’s okay. Getting my milk back was way more important than sleeping through the night anyway!
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We also started going to Mommy and Me Yoga again and story time at the library with our playgroup friends. We weren’t very active in our playgroup while I was back at work. I was always too tired to go to activities after work, and the weekends were dedicated to spending time together as a family and trying to keep up with laundry and cleaning. It is great to be back, especially now that Logan is older and more aware and interactive with the other babies. It’s actually starting to feel like a ‘play’ group. Plus, now that he is 6 months old, I am going to start trying to get back into shape. I mean, I have lost all of the ‘baby’ weight. I weigh exactly what I did when I got pregnant, but my body sure as heck does not look the same. I know that some of that is permanent, which is okay. I’d just like to tone things up a bit. Especially before we start trying for another little one!
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On Wednesday, we met up with our Aunt Hima and went to the Rec Center in Plano for some pool time. That is a really cool place and it wasn’t too expensive to get in. They have a neat little area for kids with a shallow pool and spouts that shoot out of the ground. Logan loved it. But then again, Logan would love sitting in a puddle splashing around. He is such a fish!
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We were so busy, that I didn’t take many pictures. Here is my favorite from the week. Logan loves helping with laundry.
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Since I don’t really have any other pictures from week 25, here are some randoms that Chris edited because he was bored. They are all from the month of May.
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Sleepy baby takes a nap in the Momma and Daddy’s bed.
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“I don’t always drink milk, but when I do, I prefer dos boobies.”
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Working on his fitness.
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Randomly weird picture. That’s what happens when you leave the shutter open for a while, with a small aperture, and use the flash.
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