Despite
Kevin's warning that Blake might be a little fussy from the shots he
had the day before, this little fella was a very easy baby to watch.
Hadley, on the other hand, wouldn't take a nap and was a bit of a mess.
She loved Blake so much though and kept going up to his chair to wave at
him and point at his pacifier, occasionally trying to see if she could
take it but getting caught by Mommy every time. She smiled and clapped
with excitement at him, making me hopeful that she will be as happy
about her new brother in a couple months. Just like I feared though, she
was not a happy camper when I had to walk Blake if he started crying.
Clinging to my legs and lifting her short, chubby arms, she begged for
me to pick her up instead. I had a feeling this was coming since
sometimes she tries to push Caleb out of my lap, but I felt so sorry for
her since she just couldn't quite understand. I guess we'll have to
work on that and come up with a good system so she's feeling all the
love she needs even when she's not the baby anymore.
Though
Caleb mostly ignored Hadley when she was a small baby, he definitely
showed some interest in Blake. Since he's older this go around, I hope
he'll be excited when his new sibling arrives too. He kept telling me
"he's so little," emphasizing that Blake was smaller than Hadley. His curiosity opened the door for some good
discussion about what the new baby will be like too. He seemed to
already understand that his brother is smaller than Blake and that's why
he's still in Mommy's belly. I can't wait to see all these boys palling around together soon!
I survived the three little one test run and enjoyed the time with this adorable little one that I hadn't had much of an opportunity to bond with yet. Come back and visit again soon, Blake!
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