Tonight daddy had to work late so I got to feed Kayleigh.  I finally found her limit.  She seemed full after 4 tbsp of cereal.  What a little piglet :)Guess she will have her mommy's appetite after all.  Let's hope she has her Aunt Whitney's and Granddaddy's metabolism.  Greg and I pray that we are doing the right thing by starting her on solids since I had such bad allergies.  I guess this is where faith comes in.  She is such a great baby!  God has truely blessed me with a wonderful little baby and the best daddy I could have asked for her. I so hope that she will be a daddy's girl when she grows up. 

I got together with my small group guys and celebrated Patrick Palifrone's baptism.  It was great seeing Patrick's baptism and a lot of fun celebrating afterwords. 

Since this was going on tonight I didn't get to participate in Kayleigh's bath time.  Tuesday night will be my turn to give her a bath.  I have mainly assisted in bath time... now it is time to get a little wet.

I've been doing the diaper thing for quite a while.  Since I have a poor sense of smell it never bothers me and it's actually quite easy to do.  I don't know why guys have such a problem with it.  I can usually get Kayleigh smiling pretty big during this time.  She likes the temporary freedom she gets when the diapers come off.  I don't dare leave them off too long though.

It was such a struggle for me to let Kayleigh start with cereal.  I know it is good for her to start solids.  But I wasn't ready for her to grow up so fast.  She did so well.  I think Greg really enjoyed getting to feed her.  Hopefully it will become great Daddy/Kayleigh time. 

She went down to sleep again by herself. She will go in her crib soon.  We look forward to when we can put her in her crib and she will just go to sleep all by herself. However, I will truely miss cuddling at night.  I'm not ready to give up her infanthood by moving her to her room.  I know I will have to eventually but hopefully not too soon.

Well I got home tonight and got to feed baby Kayleigh with a spoon.  She took the spoon a little better than I thought she would.  I guess it was more like pouring the liquidy mush (rice cereal) in her mouth then having her eat it off the spoon, but she did great keeping down.  I think she took in more air than normal though... but she gave a good burp.

I played with Kayleigh for a while on the floor, but as normal she only lasted about 20 minutes before she was ready for some new scenery.  It's amazing how she goes through phases.  For a week or so she seems very easy going and then the next week she is very fusy.  Don't you just wish you knew what was going on all the time?

Oh well... I'll have to wait til she starts talking to help diagnose her frustrations or pro ...

Wow... Let me say I really don't like messing with digital photos.  They are so time consuming.  Well... I have been hounded enough, so the photo gallery is up and ready for visitors.  Just click on the Photos menu.

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