Big Day

Ian's first out-of-womb trip to San Francisco (on BART, no less!) today. He slept all the way there, but needed to be fed in an office. We went to visit Dad and showed him off at his work a bit, where he was wide-eyed and interested in his environment. He cried a little at Rincoln center, but you can't hear thing in there, so it was easy to lull him back to sleep with a (really good) rendition of "Twinkle Little Star". I was feeling really ambitious and way pushing my luck, but I took him to Nordstrom, S.F. Center after lunch. Not bad, and I finally got out of Berkeley after a month and a half.

Bathtime for Gordo

and Jackson, too

Firsts

First Month, First Pacifier, First Bottle (not pictured, but worth a big 'Yay"!)
Notice how he puts those large hands to use.

And Your Bird Can Swing

Some Cuteness

1. Grandpa with Ian
2. Sleeping near his food
3. Overalls
4. Adam holds his first baby!

Just Lounging

Went for a walk with our friends Susie and Santiago today. Mom dealt with the stroller, diaper bag, and car seat all by herself today. We miss Dad, though. Happy Belated, Birthday, Dad!

This picture is from a few days ago when it was a million degrees in Berkeley...

Ian's friend Santiago

Oh, yeah. The finger.

1. Mom gets out of the shower just in time to feed Gordo.
2. Ian's first ride in the Bugaboo...he poops and wants to be fed within 10 minutes of leaving the house. We almost forgot the diaper bag.
3. Dad and Ian "ooooh" to one another.

Visits from Great Grandma and Auntie Steph

Playtime

Ian loves his Panda Bear and Baby Einstein Playmat.

After a Good Meal

Ready for Another Ride in the Car

Two weeks old today and back up to his birth weight (they lose a little after they are born). We call him "Gordo" for short. He has blue eyes so far...

Ian as Art

Relaxing

Cousins and Aunt and Uncle Come Over for a Visit

Eating, Sleeping and Pooping and Sleeping

Tough like Zidane

Jaundice Troubles

Ian had to go under the lamps overnight for his jaundice last week. We stayed with him all night, and were probably more stressed out than our little guy. He kept having to go back everyday for blood tests where they pricked his heel (!!!) and made us all cry. Luckily, his levels went finally went down and we're done with all that. He sure did use the car seat a lot that week.