Calling Cards

Kingston has had so many visitors since arriving home. If this was the Victorian era, I would have purchased Kingston some calling cards for all his visitors. George is one of the youngest to stop by, and look how big he is next to K! Lauren and Baby Brooks came by for a visit. It's so awesome our boys are just 2 1/2 months apart!

Kendra getting some love from Kingston

Auntie Ceci, Uncle Josh, and Charlie picked out a special car bouncy ball for big brother Taffe. He loved it so much he decided he no longer needed pants.

Michelle with the little man.

Thanks to everyone for the presents, chats, and food! We are so blessed with such wonderful friends and family!

Neighborhood Happenings

Last week with the beautiful weather, all the kids in the neighborhood were out and about. And they all came out to see Baby Kingston.

Brothers

So many discussions about how Taffe would handle the baby arrival. Well, he LOVES him! "Baby! Baby Kingston!"
Taffe made sure to give Kingston his fire truck. And every time he finds the fire truck, he brings it over to K, and says "Baby's fire truck." Aw, so sweet TJ!

Kingston Timothy

Our family welcomed Kingston Timothy on Friday, March 11 at 5:06 AM. We had an adventure in labor and ended with a c-section to bring this perfect little man into the world. It's hard to believe he was 7 lbs 15 oz, 20.5 inches long. Much bigger than his older brother at birth! The biggest shock is that his head measured in at the 95th percentile! Definitely takes after his father. :)

We are so blessed to have this precious little guy join our family!

Clean Teeth

I took Taffe to the dentist for his very first visit this morning. Seriously, I don't know what is going on with the moon and stars aligning, as he was a delight! He let Dr. Ganjavi count, clean and do a flouride treatment on his teeth. To top it off we got a new toothbrush and a new airplane. Life is good.
Now, if only I could myself and C to the dentist...

Our Fireman

Nothing like wearing your fireman raincoat at the diner while eating a whole piece of rye bread.