- He still loves to be held as often as possible. Second to being held is being in the baby carrier (I got an Ergo and love it!) and in third place is the baby swing. All of these are pretty much guaranteed to keep him happy and usually get him to fall fast asleep.
- He is interacting more with his surroundings. He now reaches out to touch the toys hanging on the bar of his bouncy seat and swats at them to get them to move.
- He loves to talk! He will have a nice little conversation with you, taking turns and all, and will coo and squeal and gurgle some wonderful stories.
- He has a wonderful smile and we see it so often now - it makes our day :)
- His two favorite people in the world are George and Sean. If Gus is ever upset, George steps in as big brother and will talk to him, rock him, or sing him a song and Gus stops crying and just stares at him. I love it! As soon as Sean gets home from work, he picks up Gus and the two of them catch up on each other's day and Gus can hardly stop smiling at his daddy - it melts my heart!
- He has yet to "sleep through the night," and is usually up once or twice to nurse. He is still sleeping in our room so it's not too hard to just roll over, pick him up to feed him, and lay him back down in his co-sleeper. George only slept in our room for a month because he was such a noisy, grunty sleeper and I never got to really enjoy having him in with us. I love having Gus in our room. I love looking at him while I fall asleep and knowing that he's right beside me all night long :)
- He has done a great job with me being back at work this month. My mom says he takes a bottle just fine (although he doesn't eat much and I come home with more than twice as much milk as he ate while I was gone), but he's always happy and content at the end of his days with Gaky.
These are some pictures I took of Gus a couple days ago. As you can see, his eyes are still such a pretty blue and he's about as beautiful a baby as you can get (I'm his mom, I can say that!).








