Like Father, Like Son

Sometimes I wonder what Brady will look like when he grows up. I don't think I have to guess now.

Christian- 1 week Brady- 1 week

Christian-4 months

Brady-4 months

Christian-5 months Brady- 5 months Christian- 6 months Brady- 6 months

I should've bought Brady a whoopie cushion for Christmas...

Baby Food

On Saturday morning I tried to make baby food. I used this hand blender to puree some sweet potatoes. Some of the food was stuck in the blade so I used my finger to get it out. At the same time I accidentally hit the ON button and you can imagine the rest. Thankfully, Christian was home to drive my hysterical self to the hospital. This was the first and very likely the last time I will ever attempt to make baby food.
I showed up clutching a bloody dish rag wrapped around my finger. As the Dr. unraveled the wrapping I was screaming because I was so scarred the tip of my finger was going to roll onto the floor. Fortunately, my finger was still intact and the blade only nicked my bone.

Before Christian redid the gauze last night he took a picture of the damage. Lovely.

Christmas Continued

The day after Christmas Brady and I flew to Utah to meet my family in Park City. Corbin was so anxious to open presents that we ended up exchanging gifts at 1am when I got in (hence the lack of pictures). The next morning the festivities continued as we watched Brady open his endless pile of presents from my parents. My mom went so crazy for Brady's first Christmas that I had to get an extra suitcase just to get it all home. It was a quick trip that went by way too fast. I was able to squeeze in a short visit with the Eastons. It was so fun to see all the kids and all their excitement right after Christmas!