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It’s amazing how time flies! My parents were here for 10 days & they’re already on a flight back to Salt Lake as I’m typing this! Needless to say, Kaitlyn is spoiled rotten. Melanie is going to have “fun” with … Continue reading
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I guess many babies love to play with zippers, keychains, & straps. But I got to say, her “true love” is tags.
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It doesn’t matter how hungry Kaitlyn is, as soon as she thinks you’re preparing food for her or even sees you holding her bottle, she gets so anxious that she would start acting like a starving puppy — huffing, puffing, … Continue reading
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Kaitlyn didn’t mind the gap between the pillow & the mattress. When she wants to stay asleep, she’ll stay asleep.
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They learn early…
…”hahahaha”! It was about 10:15 pm. We were all in the living room. Kaitlyn was on the “bouncy” smiling & bouncing, when all of a sudden she sneezed. She turned & looked up at me, so I laughed and then … Continue reading
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Top Fans of the club: #1 Fan: “Auntie Karen” She comes like every week. Kaitlyn loves her. But for some reason, we only have this 1 picture of her from of all those visits. Sorry! #2 Fan: “Mrs. Anonymous” Unfortunately, … Continue reading
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A tag or a strap. They both keep her occupied & quiet.
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At least not last Saturday. Since Mel had to work, I took Kaitlyn to see Dr. Chou last Saturday morning. She was due for 2 more shots. She was so happy to see Dr. Chou that she kept on smiling … Continue reading
Somebody scared the heck out of Kaitlyn… I wonder who… *edit* If you listen closely, Ether made me do it!! =P
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The first time we tried to teach Kaitlyn how to hold her own bottle was when she was only 5 weeks old. I know, it was a ridiculous idea. I mean, come on, the bottle weighs more than half of … Continue reading
Kaitlyn now says “mama” to tell us that she’s getting tired, cranky, hungry, bored, or about to cry. She kind of started saying “mama” a few weeks ago. But now she can say it clearer than ever before.