I often joke about setting up an arranged marriage
for Piper and "Nayson".
After watching these two together again
during the last visit,
I'm not sure I will have to do that.
I think Piper is already in love!
Now to find a husband for Elliotte...
xo
xo
Happy little campers after picking "unicorn flowers". |
Elliotte thinks that the idea of Mommy finding her a husband is hilarious. |
Thank you for my pretty dress Nanny and Poppy Lynch!! |
Here's a little bit of extra info:
First of all, Elliotte had her 4 month checkup with her doctor today. "Little" Miss is now 15.5 pounds and is 24 inches long!!!! She's in the 85th percentile for her weight and the 97th for her height. In other words, she's a big girl! Healthy and wonderful, but big! Our little pork chop is growing so quickly. Where does time go? She is still the best baby in the world though. She rarely gets fussy, goes to bed every night without a single issue and often sleeps until 6 or 7 am without waking for a feeding. Then when she does wake, I nurse her for about 30-45 minutes before I put her back in her crib where she sleeps again until 8:30 or 9:00. What more could anyone ask for in a baby. She is a dream!!!
And we can't leave out Elliotte's big sister. I will use the first photo in this post to tell a Piper story. Miss P love, love LOVES Dora the Explorer. We watch an episode each night before bed. In one particular episode, Dora and her friend Isa grow different kinds of flowers. One kind that they grow is called a Unicorn Flower, which looks like a unicorn's horn. Piper has often asked me if we have any 'unicorn flowers' growing in our garden. Since I honestly have no idea what is actually growing in my gigantic garden, I was honest with her when I said I wasn't sure. Well, you can imagine Piper's excitement last week when we went for a bike ride and passed a patch of lupins. They look just like the unicorn flowers on Dora, except that they are pink and purple (Piper's favorite colors)!! Piper just about jumped out of her skin exclaiming "unicorn flowers, Mommy"!!! Needless to say, some came home with us!! Talk about stopping to smell the roses lupins. :-)