This beautiful little lady turned two months old on December 2nd! How crazy is that! She is so much fun, and I think gets cuter each day, if that is possible! We went in for her two month checkup and she now weighs 9 lbs. 13 oz. and is 23 inches long. I don't think she will have any problem passing up her mom in height! We also got her shots, she handled them like a champ and was a little sore that night but slept wonderfully that night despite her discomfort.

Some things about McKenna at two months. She loves her bath time - she will kick and splash in her little tub, and get the kitchen and mom and dad soaked! We have to hold a hand over her arms so it doesn't get too bad. She loves to kick and play. She will talk your ear off if you let her with her little coos', and she will brighten anyone's day with those sweet smiles! She loves tummy time and pushes like no other with her feet - I sure hope I don't have a crawler at 5 months, but I'll take whatever she gives me! She loves to be propped up so she can be sitting up because she likes to look around at everything, which is why she has a bald strip across the back of her head because she is and always has been turning her head from side to side. Her hair has been coming in so well also the last few weeks, and it is still red! She is so much fun for her dad and I - we love her so much!
Oh... and she now sucks her thumb! :) She just loves her fingers more than her bink sometimes, so here is hoping we can break her of the habit! But it is pretty darn cute!
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She puts her thumb in and then the rest of her fingers rest on top of her nose. |
About two weeks before Thanksgiving Daniel came to me and said he needed a new project to work on in the house, so I told him I wanted to give a fresh coat of paint to the walls in the kitchen and replace the wall paper border to something more fitting to our taste...... note to self, do not ask Daniel to look at something (such as how we would go about changing the light bulbs in the kitchen if they were to ever burn out) because he broke the cover, so we took it down and saw how ugly it was, and the annoying buzzing of the florescent lights, and the fact that one kitchen cabinet came out into the light fixture..... Needless to say, the simple kitchen project turned into almost a month long project. It looks amazing! I am so grateful for a husband who will humor me and do projects like this :) He put can lights in, climbed up in the attic to wire them and everything, sheetrocked the opening at an angle to make it look nicer and cause less shadows to keep the recess, retextured the ceiling, painted the walls, then I hung wall paper border ( with the aide of my dad so I could learn how), and now we have a beautiful kitchen with quiet lights, with new wall paper that McKenna can splash all over for bathtime!
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Our light project, 6 ft florescent bulbs... |
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Can-lights in! Success! As well as the wood framing for the sheetrock. |
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What they look like in the attic, Daniel had to lay up there on the joists for about 3-4 hours while he wired them, He is such a good guy to me! |
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Daniel sanding, plastic put up to try to keep the mess in so McKenna didn't have to leave the house. |
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We would try to clean up a little bit each night so as to not track dust everywhere in the house... and the kitchen is McKenna's bathtub. |
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The Finished Product! |
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I have an amazing husband who humors me, we have so much fun doing stuff like this. Every project we have seems to turn into something bigger than we initially thought. I love him though, he worked so hard on it, about a weeks worth of hard work every night after putting in a full day of work. Love you hun!