Picture Taken: January 28, 2009
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Friday, March 20, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Peek a boo
When Cameron was a month we noticed his response to mirrors so we bought a fish mirror that lit up & played music when touched. To our surprise Cameron caught on right away & would whack the fish to activate the music & lights. 
Picture Taken: January 30, 2009
Cameron’s vision has been getting clearer as each day passes.
He’s starting to wonder who this guy is & why he keeps following him around.
He even pays attention to Oscar & Sadie. They greet not only Paul & I but will take the time to walk up to Cameron & greet him with wagging tails, wet noses & slobbery kisses filled with love.
Picture Taken: March 9, 2009
The other night I walked out on the balcony with Cameron & he stared into the sky. I explained to him why it was so dark outside, night time meant it was almost bath time & those big beautiful lights in the sky are called stars.
We’ve known since he was very young that he loves the outdoors. Now that his vision is getting better Daddy decided to take him along his walk with the doggies.
You can’t get much more picture perfect than this.
Picture Taken: January 30, 2009Cameron’s vision has been getting clearer as each day passes.
He’s starting to wonder who this guy is & why he keeps following him around.
Picture Taken: March 11, 2009
Tag a log Lion: Given with Love from Auntie Jenn W.
He even pays attention to Oscar & Sadie. They greet not only Paul & I but will take the time to walk up to Cameron & greet him with wagging tails, wet noses & slobbery kisses filled with love.
Picture Taken: March 9, 2009
The other night I walked out on the balcony with Cameron & he stared into the sky. I explained to him why it was so dark outside, night time meant it was almost bath time & those big beautiful lights in the sky are called stars.
We’ve known since he was very young that he loves the outdoors. Now that his vision is getting better Daddy decided to take him along his walk with the doggies.
You can’t get much more picture perfect than this.
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
We're gonna scrub, scrub, scrub
Pictures Taken: February 10, 2009Bath time has become a favorite part of our night. Our routine began not too long ago during a particularly fussy night. I was texting Jenn & she suggested giving him a bath. She confirmed with Trish that it was key to success. B.B.B. (bath, bottle, bed). Exhausted & not really knowing what else to try Paul & I agreed.
We first discussed where the bath would be set. I wanted the bathroom sink (this part of the story really shows how young/tiny Cameron was at the time) & Paul wanted to put it inside our bath tub.
So onto the sink it went.
We turned the lights down low because according to Jenn this would set the mood.
We first discussed where the bath would be set. I wanted the bathroom sink (this part of the story really shows how young/tiny Cameron was at the time) & Paul wanted to put it inside our bath tub.
So onto the sink it went.
We turned the lights down low because according to Jenn this would set the mood.
There I was holding a screaming baby in one hand & collecting cup after cup of warm water & transferring it into the small tub. All in a dim light so I wouldn't disturb the mood.
After about 5 mins of doing this…..water began to trickle off the counter.
You see combined with the low light I was unable to see that the tub wasn’t snapped into place, leaving a gap in the middle, causing the water to spill over.
Cameron was still screaming.
Not wanting to disturb the “calming effect” from the low light (again, Cameron was still screaming) I whispered for Paul to hurry over to the bathroom. When he walked into the bathroom he was greeted with a screaming baby & a vision of me, scooping & pushing the water back onto the counter. He switched on the light & we soon saw that the pull out drawer (that was left slightly open) was overflowing with water as well. At this point we started yelling “What happened?!” & “The tub is broken!” (which again we later found out it locks into place).
At this point Cameron had stopped crying, was sucking on his hand & looking around. He was probably thinking, “How did I end up with these two?”
After about 5 mins of doing this…..water began to trickle off the counter.
You see combined with the low light I was unable to see that the tub wasn’t snapped into place, leaving a gap in the middle, causing the water to spill over.
Cameron was still screaming.
Not wanting to disturb the “calming effect” from the low light (again, Cameron was still screaming) I whispered for Paul to hurry over to the bathroom. When he walked into the bathroom he was greeted with a screaming baby & a vision of me, scooping & pushing the water back onto the counter. He switched on the light & we soon saw that the pull out drawer (that was left slightly open) was overflowing with water as well. At this point we started yelling “What happened?!” & “The tub is broken!” (which again we later found out it locks into place).
At this point Cameron had stopped crying, was sucking on his hand & looking around. He was probably thinking, “How did I end up with these two?”
So much for the low light calming effect.
In the moment this was far from funny but as we laid in bed later that night we had to muffle our laughs to not wake up Cameron.
In the moment this was far from funny but as we laid in bed later that night we had to muffle our laughs to not wake up Cameron.
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