Brothers

I know I have mentioned this before, but Stephen is so sweet to Avery.  He is always asking what he is doing, if he is going to eat or wake up, etc.  I know he can't wait for him to grow up and they can play together.






I had a lactation consultant come over on Tuesday to help me and she explained why it is important for babies to sleep on their stomachs.  The current recommendations are that all babies sleep on their backs, but for hip development, it is better for them to sleep on their stomachs and with their legs up like a frog.  She suggested that we let him sleep on his stomach during the day when we are next to him and can monitor him.  He seems to love this and sleeps amazingly well like this, even with big brother yelling around him.