Last night we continued to celebrate Adam's birthday. We went to a Japanese Hibachi restaurant. Isaac was very interested in the everything that was going on. He wouldn't fall asleep until after all the cooking was done.
Isaac and Adam and a birthday potpie!
Isaac was very interested in the candle and would not look at the camera...this was the best shot I got. AND Isaac slept from 7:30pm until 4am...then slept until 7am...HOORAY!
The Zima clan enjoyed a nice weekend together. Saturday, Adam and I did some yard work while Isaac snoozed in the backyard in his stroller. Adam reseeded some bare spots in the yard and I transplanted some hostas from the backyard to the front yard. Sunday we drove out to Mass. with Adam's parents and sisters to visit with some of the Watnick relatives. Isaac did great on the trip out, was pretty good all day visiting...but by the trip home he had enough of behaving which resulted in stopping three time on what should have been a 2 1/2 hours ride...oh well :-)
P.S. Today is Adam's 29th Birthday!!!
Here is a short clip of Isaac rolling over. He has been consistently rolling from his belly to his back for a while now. Tummy time is almost nonexistent because of his rolling...oh well! It is kinda hard to see in the video, but he is sporting a new robot diaper from his Aunt Laura, it's too cute! Sleeping update...Isaac has been sleeping from 7:30-8pm until 3am. The problem is that I have not been going to bed until 11-11:30pm so I am still only getting 3-4 hours of sleep at a time. Another new activity that Isaac will be partaking soon is solid foods. I just bought rice cereal, with I plan to start him on at 5 months...there should be some good photo ops with that adventure ;-)
After a long week of both his parents not feeling well...Isaac is starting this week on a better foot :-) Last week I was dealing with a case of mastitis and Adam was on antibotics for a tick he found. One of Isaac's aunts requested some updated pix because we were too under the weather to add any last week. So here are a few.