Rigby turned 7 months old on Thanksgiving Day. Rather than delay the monthly photo session until we travelled back home, we snapped a few (hundred) photos of him on the trip and I opted to use those for this post since they were just so good.
With each month, Rigby seems to just grow cuter and cuter and certainly more interactive. He is such a happy baby and is quite the social butterfly, giving nearly everyone who looks in his direction and big drooly, gummy smile. And, I swear that something magical happens when he smiles, his blue eyes light up and sparkle and his sweet attitude spreads to others like a really good infection. And, the talking is quite something these days! He tries very hard to mimic our sounds and will carry on a conversation with himself or with us for minutes at a time. It is so precious to listen to, especially when I am listening in on the monitor while he is waking up and greeting the day.
Read More5 months old?! It's really hard to believe. Even Jack who heard me tell someone that Rigby turned 5 months old over the weekend said, "Five months, already?!"
Rigby is a bright-eyed, flirtatious 5 month old babe with rosy apple cheeks and blue eyes that are full of expression. He continues to be loud and has no qualms letting you know that he is tired or hungry. He has also learned how to squeal this month and it is equally as loud as his cries.
Read MoreRigby turned four months old last Wednesday. And, today marks the one year anniversary when we learned that he was on his way! I cannot believe he's four months old, but I really can't believe that he's already been in our lives for a year.
Read MoreLast Tuesday marked my original due date and Rigby's 16th day of life. Despite having to endure labor contractions, we feel so lucky that Rigby chose his own birthday and, particularly, that he chose to arrive early. My last weeks of pregnancy were pretty uncomfortable. As expected, the days are slipping past so quickly; I wanted to capture some memories, along with many photos, of course, of Rigby's first few weeks of life.
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