I can't believe she's almost 4 months old!!! Don't you think I'm cute?
Taylor Grace is a happpppppppppy baby! Bless her heart she's had tummy issues for so long, and an on and off fever for almost a month, yet 95% of the time she is smiling, laughing, talking, snuggling, or sleeping. She laughs very easily with people she knows well and still will not smile at a stranger until she's studied them awhile. She has the most adorable pouty lip and she knows when to use it! :) When you get her cackling she gets tears in her eyes from laughing so hard!
She can support her own weight when standing quite well and for long periods of time. She loves to stand!Look at those eyelashes!

Smiley baby girl!!! At 12 pounds 2 ounces, she's a petite little smiley baby! She's still rocking 0-3 month clothes although a few one piece 3-6 things fit. She's got tiny little feet too! I can't wait to see what her percentages are at her 4 month appt.
In the pic below, I stood her up in her crib and put her arms over the rail so she would have plenty of support and help with balance. I squatted down below the front of her crib and played peek a boo with her. She thought this was a great game! I snapped a few pictures before I realized her name was in the background. :)
She's gaining more and more motor control by the day! She can reach for objects, grasp them, and pull them to her mouth; she can somehow pivot herself around almost 360 degrees when on her back (although I have no clue how); With support via hands on her hips or in the bumbo, or with a boppy behind her, she sits quite well. This week, I tested the waters a bit on her sitting skills... I sat her up in a sitting position with her hands out in front for support. She held herself up well (which I expected) but also was able to balance herself (keep from falling side to side) for a while too! Way to go Taylor! She's also figuring out how to roll from her back to her tummy. She does lots of baby crunches too, wanting so badly to sit up instead of lay on her back.











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