I don't have any new pictures for this post, but I'll post a few more good ones from Christmas.
Iain with his grandma (who has yet to choose a grandmotherly name for herself!):
Even with his new toys and fun wrapping paper to play with, Iain was most fascinated with his dad's cds. This made us laugh and made Jeremy proud of his boy's good taste.
Me with my snuggle-bug:
And finally, Iain in his Sunday-go-to-meeting clothes:
P.S. We're still struggling with Iain and sleep. He just doesn't do it very well. Pray for us to have wisdom and for him to sleep.
4 comments:
You surely didn't hear cloth diaper horror stories from me! I thought they were pretty easy. It was John who had trouble with pins because his fingers are so big. We used the velcro cloth wraps with Kelly and that was a little easier. Is that what you're using?
I must see this new fangled stuff!
I must see more of that incredibly cute baby! Thanks for feeding my addiction. ;-)
PS I'm sure Iain will choose his grandma's moniker in time! Remember the whole Ya Ya thing? Ty's the one who named my Dad Boppa.
He looks just like a jolly elf, with his rosy round cheeks and happy grin, striped suit and pointed hat!
I'm glad the cloth diapering system is working out for you. I must learn more of your experience! I've been checking out the Fuzzi Bunz (horrible name!) and Snappis, and am eager to try them, but everyone has been so discouraging. Most say the cost of disposables is worth the work and time saved with cloth. I also have several patterns for making my own cloth diapers and have thought I may try this while I'm still "in waiting". Nothing ventured nothing gained!
No cloth diapering horror stories here! I think they work much better than disposables. :-)
Praying for Iain to sleep, and for you to have enough rest and patience while you're working on that.
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