Andrew keeps getting bigger
- his 3-6 month pajamas fit him just fine, except the sleeves hit him about his elbows now. He looks so pitiful with those pudgy arms sticking out, so I've started putting a sweater on over his pj's to sleep at night when it's really cold. He's still a very happy baby; he'll grin and grin just cause somebody looked at him. And tickles earn you an adorable belly laugh. He still has his fussy periods (as his grandparents well know!), but it's such a joy having him around. He's getting close to sitting up now too; he kinda flops forwards on his arms, but he can hold his balance for a few seconds before tilting over to one side or the other.He's rolled a few times (the first was the day after Thanksgiving!), but still not consistently. I think he's having too much fun just watching big sister Gracie to really try yet. At his four month pediatrician's visit in December, he rolled over four times in a room from his tummy to his back, but I don't think he's done it again since then. He has gotten pretty good at squirming around in a circle though. If I lay him down with a burp cloth under his chin (he's quite the little drooler!), within a few minutes he'll be off to the side somewhere.

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First of all, MOM.
Never document that you ever considered your son to be or have 'pitiful' traits or body parts.
If you DO believe this to be the case, tell his father; NOT the whole (blog)world.
Sleeves coming to the elbows, Oh my!! He's not a girl!! Guys actually wear sleeves.
They ain't 'pudgy'. He was doing push-ups all night Sunday; while you were on your date. I'm sure he held that position longer than either you OR I would want to if we were on the floor!!
Finally, pick on somebody your own size! Remember, it won't be that long before he's bigger than you.
--Pappy
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