Alice: 3 Months

Weight:  Don't know, she didn't have a doctor's appointment this month.

Height:  Same as above.  I know she is still on the smaller side though because she is still too small for some of her 0-3 month clothes.

Appearance changes:  Her eyes are changing color and her hair is a little bald in the back.

New Skills:  She is cooing and "talking" more.  She mostly says "ah-gooo".  When I say it to her she smiles and says it back.  Its pretty darn cute.  She also has figured out how to get her hands to her mouth.

Stephen's Nicknames:  No new nicknames, just mostly calls her Bo-Bo.

Megan's Nicknames:  Still calling her Miss, love, baby girl and cuddles/cuddle bug.

Likes:  To be read to.  Her favorite book is Moo, Baa, La La La! by Sandra Boynton.  She smiles so big every time I read it to her.  I used it to get her to smile in some of the pictures.

Dislikes:  Still hates the car seat.  Also, she is not a big fan of teething.  Yes, my little Alice is teething already.  I tried to deny it but its true.

Firsts: On December 4th she laughed for the first time.  It was just a short giggle but still super cute.  I had her on the changing table getting her out of her clothes and into her PJs and, like usual, I couldn't pass up the chance to give her raspberries and kisses all over her tummy and when I did, she giggled.


More adorableness:

This is her sneezing.  Sometimes she sneezes really loud, like her mom.

Proof that she still has a ton of hair.  Also, I need to set the record straight on the color.  As much as I would love for her to have red hair, her hair is definitely brown.  Whether or not her hair will change color later on, I have no idea.  For some reason in pictures her hair looks more orange than it really is.

With teething, she has been doing a lot of this:

Here is a close up of her eyes.  If you look close you can see flecks of brown in the iris and green around the pupil.  She is most likely going to have hazel/green eyes like me.

Big smiles

This was when I first gave her the flamingo.

Then it went straight to the mouth...nom, nom, nom