Thursday, June 18, 2009

Valedictorian


No, Jason's not graduating...yet. He still has 2 years before he has to prepare his graduation speech. But, Harrison is right up there at the head of his class! He had his 2 week check-up last week. Harrison gained a pound, was weighed at 10 lbs 11 oz and 23 1/4". The doctor said Harrison is in the top 95-97% of babies his age in weight, size, and head measurement. He's in the top 100% with cuteness and adorableness, too!

We're having fun being parents, though we really can't imagine it being any other way - crazy! Harrison is the best baby we could ask for. He only cries when he's hungry or needs something. Otherwise he just looks around, or sleeps for 3-4 hours.

There was a point Harrison was peeing everywhere. Jason got smart and grabbed a washcloth to cover him up when we change the diaper. It all started when we went for the circ appointment, which is done at doctor's offices now. We were changing his diaper before the nurse took Harrison, when he squirted, thankfully, himself in the head. We all think that was for the doctor! Then, consecutively at home, Harrison tried to get us. Don't know how he managed it, but each time was towards himself. Nonetheless, we changed the sheets and outfits quite a few times!

Babies are fun, and we're excited for all our friends who have them and are expecting! It so true when people say that your life will never be the same! But, it's such a GOOD different.

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Here are some picts we wanted to share:)


Uncle Christian, Grandma & Grandpa McCullough with Harrison.

Thanks to Aunts Cathie and Zjani for the cute onesies!




Jason (Dad) and Harrison. Jason has been an awesome dad and husband.

Thanks to Mommies



We want to thank our families, especially moms for coming to stay and help us out with Harrison. It was so wonderful to know we can count on these amazing ladies and their abilities to comfort. Karen, Jason's mom (left), cleaned the house and made it a welcome place to be when we came home. Dawn, Elisha's mom (right), got up at night and froze meals for the future. We are grateful to both moms for watching Harrison and encouraging us to get out of the house. We love you immensely and will never forget your willingness and support. Thank you so much!