Roll over bacon

Rolling over is always a Great milestone and one that should be remembered. For some reason I do not remember the girls being mobile so soon. But John Foster is ready to go. He thinks he has an awesome new trick and loves rolling over on his tummy. He still gets frustrated and is trying to figure out rolling back over. We found him on his tummy in his crib the other morning. Guess we gotta let him do it. He always looks so proud when he raises his head after he's rolled over.

He's doing great otherwise. He's real sweet and is sleeping through the night. Of course this can always change on a dime. He can be real fussy during feeding time. I need to ask the doctor if he thinks he has reflux. He's definitely spitter upper. Worse than either one of the girls.

My four-year-old is very helpful. She loves it when I ask her to babysit. This might be just enough time to let me go to the bathroom, but little steps. Emmie is definitely a handful right now. She is very busy and always on the go. She definitely has a little bit of an attitude on her. She's still doing soccer and gymnastics. Seems to like them both, but some days are better than others. The ballet recital was great and I'll have to post pictures of that. We got put on the waitlist for our church pre-K program. But still very happy with our other option.

Annabelle is a pill. Still really funny. Although she has started throwing A tantrum here and there. Her tantrums are still nothing compared to what we dealt with when emmie threw hers. She loves John Foster. And he loves her. He think she is so funny. She's always putting on shows for him and reading some books. She still shows up in a room in middle the night every once in a while. And she is a party animal woman close the door and try to put her and her sister to sleep. Poor girl was so sick last week. Had a fever for four days. She's doing better now, but still has a bad cough. The pollen is out of control. This could be the culprit.

Mommy and daddy had a night out last weekend. We went to the first concert ever in Sanford Stadium. Jason aldean We had a blast! It's important to remember to get out and have time away.