Wearing my tux onesie while Mom organizes clothes
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Friday, December 2, 2011
Andrew's First Award
Way to go, Buddy! We are proud of you! You can tell he's a Glasgow! We do love to eat!
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Visit With Santa
We (with the help of my mom) took our boys to see Santa last night. They have both been really good boys, so I have a feeling that they will get everything that they asked for on Christmas morning!
It is hard to see their outfits in the picture above, so I had to show some close ups. My sweet friend from work, Denise McMillian, gave them to the boys and I have been saving them for Santa. Here is Baby Joey's gown.
Here is Andrew's shirt.
After Santa, Andrew and I rode the train together. He laughed each time the train made a turn. He did not enjoy getting off of the train and pitched a small fit. Luckily, Santa was on break and did not see it:)
It is hard to see their outfits in the picture above, so I had to show some close ups. My sweet friend from work, Denise McMillian, gave them to the boys and I have been saving them for Santa. Here is Baby Joey's gown.
Here is Andrew's shirt.
After Santa, Andrew and I rode the train together. He laughed each time the train made a turn. He did not enjoy getting off of the train and pitched a small fit. Luckily, Santa was on break and did not see it:)
BRRRRR
It has gotten really cold in Tuscaloosa lately. Our boys are having to wear hats when they go out. Baby Gap has some really cute hats right now. Here is one that we bought Andrew last night.
Baby Joey's head is so small that the only hat that really fits him is the one that he got at the hospital. Once we bulk him up, we will have to go back and get him a cool hat!
Baby Joey's head is so small that the only hat that really fits him is the one that he got at the hospital. Once we bulk him up, we will have to go back and get him a cool hat!
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Joey-3 weeks
First of all, HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO JOHN MARSHALL RATHMELL! He is 3 years old today, and all of the Glasgows love him very much!
It is hard to believe that Baby Joey will be three weeks old tomorrow. We have been working very hard at our house to spend a lot of one on one time with Andrew and to constantly show him how much he is loved even though we have a new baby. So, Andrew and his dad went for an afternoon trip to ride some small rides at our mall. Andrew loves them. When I called to check on them, they were finishing a snack from the Cookie Company and were both having fun.
Anyway, I got some quality time with my little Joey while they were gone. Some of these pictures are not very good because I do not like to flash in his face. We took a bath.
Put on a new Noah's Ark outfit from Julie Salter:
Superman stretches on the playmat:
Tummy Time:
Of course we found some time for some snuggling, too.
It is hard to believe that Baby Joey will be three weeks old tomorrow. We have been working very hard at our house to spend a lot of one on one time with Andrew and to constantly show him how much he is loved even though we have a new baby. So, Andrew and his dad went for an afternoon trip to ride some small rides at our mall. Andrew loves them. When I called to check on them, they were finishing a snack from the Cookie Company and were both having fun.
Anyway, I got some quality time with my little Joey while they were gone. Some of these pictures are not very good because I do not like to flash in his face. We took a bath.
Put on a new Noah's Ark outfit from Julie Salter:
Superman stretches on the playmat:
Tummy Time:
Of course we found some time for some snuggling, too.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Check-ups, New Watch, Thanksgiving, and 2 Questions
Here comes a hodgepodge of a post! I have to cram everything in when I have a chance to sit down and blog.
Joey and I took both boys to the pediatrician this week. Joey had his 2 week check up, and Andrew had his 15 month check up. Here are my boys in the waiting room.
Joey weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce--50th percentile--and was 21 inches long--50th percentile.
His discharge weight from the hospital was 6 pounds and 14 ounces, so we were very pleased with these numbers.
Andrew weighed 25 pounds--50th percentile--and was 33 inches long--95th percentile. He is so tall that he is now wearing size 3T in a lot of clothing! He also got two shots:(
With Andrew, we started a (strange) family tradition. Joey loves nice watches. I gave him a new watch for our wedding day. We decided when Andrew was born that we would buy him a very nice watch to give to him on his wedding day. Little did we know that we would have another boy so quickly, so we had to continue the traditon with Baby Joey. All of us went to Birmingham last weekend to pick out Baby Joey's watch. Here is Joey with both of his boys.
My Joeys with the new watch:
We had two Thanksgiving celebrations this week. On Wednesday night, the Glasgow side of the family came over to our house. On Thursday, the Reneau side of the family came to our house. For both celebrations, everyone brought food so it was not too much work on us. Also, Andrew helped out a lot. Here he is watching the turkey with Dada.
He helped with the cool whip for the top of the pies as well.
Baby Joey was not that impressed with Thanksgiving. This is what he did through most of both celebrations.
Cole and Cade:
Glasgow Family:
My first Thanksgiving with my Joey!
Joey and Aunt Holly:
Joey and Jan:
Paw Paw with three of his boys--Andrew had already gone to bed for the night.
Aunt Debbie, Joey, and David:
On Thursday, the Reneau family came to town. Here is Grandmommy feeding Baby Joey.
John Marshall enjoyed playing with Andrew's toys.
Here is our table. This is the first time that I have ever had Thanksgiving at my house. We had so many people that we had to add a folding table.
Steve, Olivia, and Joey:
Andrew and Joey on their first Thanksgiving together:
Here is Grandaddy with Andrew. If Andrew looks to you like he is about to pass out, it is because he was not able to control himself at lunch. I think he ate more than anyone else. He LOVED the turkey. I eventually had to make him stop eating it. He took a very long nap after everyone left and hardly ate any supper.
Susan, Marshall, and Amelia (under the nursing wrap:)
Since we have had Joey, there are 2 questions that I get asked more than anything. So, here are the questions and my answers.
Joey and I took both boys to the pediatrician this week. Joey had his 2 week check up, and Andrew had his 15 month check up. Here are my boys in the waiting room.
Joey weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce--50th percentile--and was 21 inches long--50th percentile.His discharge weight from the hospital was 6 pounds and 14 ounces, so we were very pleased with these numbers.
Andrew weighed 25 pounds--50th percentile--and was 33 inches long--95th percentile. He is so tall that he is now wearing size 3T in a lot of clothing! He also got two shots:(
With Andrew, we started a (strange) family tradition. Joey loves nice watches. I gave him a new watch for our wedding day. We decided when Andrew was born that we would buy him a very nice watch to give to him on his wedding day. Little did we know that we would have another boy so quickly, so we had to continue the traditon with Baby Joey. All of us went to Birmingham last weekend to pick out Baby Joey's watch. Here is Joey with both of his boys.
My Joeys with the new watch:
We had two Thanksgiving celebrations this week. On Wednesday night, the Glasgow side of the family came over to our house. On Thursday, the Reneau side of the family came to our house. For both celebrations, everyone brought food so it was not too much work on us. Also, Andrew helped out a lot. Here he is watching the turkey with Dada.
He helped with the cool whip for the top of the pies as well.
Baby Joey was not that impressed with Thanksgiving. This is what he did through most of both celebrations.
Cole and Cade:
Glasgow Family:
My first Thanksgiving with my Joey!
Joey and Aunt Holly:
Joey and Jan:
Paw Paw with three of his boys--Andrew had already gone to bed for the night.
Aunt Debbie, Joey, and David:
On Thursday, the Reneau family came to town. Here is Grandmommy feeding Baby Joey.
John Marshall enjoyed playing with Andrew's toys.
Here is our table. This is the first time that I have ever had Thanksgiving at my house. We had so many people that we had to add a folding table.
Steve, Olivia, and Joey:
Andrew and Joey on their first Thanksgiving together:
Here is Grandaddy with Andrew. If Andrew looks to you like he is about to pass out, it is because he was not able to control himself at lunch. I think he ate more than anyone else. He LOVED the turkey. I eventually had to make him stop eating it. He took a very long nap after everyone left and hardly ate any supper.
Susan, Marshall, and Amelia (under the nursing wrap:)
Since we have had Joey, there are 2 questions that I get asked more than anything. So, here are the questions and my answers.1. Are we going to have more children?
I really don't know. This is really a bad time to ask, though because I am in the sleep deprived phase. At this point in Andrew's life, I was telling everyone that he would be an only child. Then, everyone started sleeping better, and I was ready to have another one. Part of me says that I will put some more space in between 2 and 3, and part of me does not want to get out of the diaper and sleepless night phase and then have to go back to it. We will just have to wait and see, but I honestly do not know right now.
2. How is nursing/breastfeeding going?
This is the one that the people who are closest to me often ask first because they know how much I struggled with Andrew. It is going so much better this time. I don't think it is because of anything that I am doing, but I am so thankful that I have more milk for Joey. I know a lot of moms who work just as hard as I do to get milk and struggle. It gets on my nerves when people credit/blame a mom for having/not having milk. Most lactation specialists and doctors are quick to tell you that it is simply a matter of genetics. I will say that I am not putting the pressure on myself that I did with Andrew. Now, I know that formula is not bad. Andrew is perfectly fine, and he started getting formula when he was 3 months old. If Joey goes to formula, it will be okay with me. Of course, breastmilk is still my first choice, though. I am pumping and freezing as much as I can, and I am so proud of my stash in the freezer! 
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