It's a learning process

A few things I have learned about Wyatt:

• He fight his naps. It's really weird because he goes to sleep just fine at night. Something about his daytime naps, he fights them for a few minutes and then he is out.
• Loud choir music helps. We found this out on Sunday night during choir practice (that's right Grandpa, not only was I early to church I was there for choir practice) . Wyatt slept through the whole thing. Then during service he slept through choir again. So I gave it a try at home when he was fighting his nap and it worked. So far he is pretty fond of Clint Brown.
• Wyatt is a good sleeper. This kid got more than his looks from his Dad. Once Wyatt is sleeping hard it is quite a chore to wake him up. The other night I fell asleep with him and didn't wake up for his next feeding (usually I wake up automatically after about two hours). This wonderful child slept for three hours straight. I had to wake him up because it had been four hours since he last ate.

So that's it so far. All in all everything is going well. I got over my baby blues, which is a wonderful relief. Caleb is getting a pretty good nights rest and has returned to going to the gym at 5am every other day(except for today). Wyatt is getting bigger and bigger, or at least that's what it seems like. The devil Whoot has been banished to the backyard indefinitely and has retaliated by digging up the yard and eating everything in sight. Ok, banished is a strong word, Whoot just comes in during the evening rather than all day long. Mainly, because I can't watch him and the baby so he has to wait till Caleb gets home. Then they wrestle and play fetch in the house while Wyatt and I try to sleep. :)