I got an e-mail this weeks saying: Coos are your baby's way of expressing delight, as well as exercising his vocal cords. You can carry on a "conversation" with your baby now. When he gurgles or coos, say something brief or coo back at him. Then wait for him to "say" something back to you. This kind of conversational turn-taking may not sound like much to you now, but it's actually the beginning of learning how to talk.
Yep, Everett is on his way to being a little talker just like his sisters. His favorite person to talk to is his Papa. In the evenings right before Everett goes to sleep for the night, Everett and Papa Coo, grunt, and babble to each other.
Everett also likes to sit up and bounce, he loves being cuddled snuggled up on the shoulder next to a warm neck.
Everett enjoys playing on the floor with his big sisters
He sleeps in his play and rock chair, pack n play, and on Mommy and Papa's bed.
Everett's reflex is getting better and doesn't bother him as much.
Everett weights over 10 lbs and sleeps from 9-3 am most nights, some nights he sleeps until 6 am but he usually only wakes up once a night.
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It's official! You make cute girls AND boys!
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