Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Sunday, July 26, 2009

What's in a Name?


Personalized bloomers from Cousin Whitney.

A specially made mini-license plate from my Dad.

Sporting her monogram in a sweet dress from Brooke.

July Pics


Schuyler's pout face.

Schuyler was observing the photographer at her first baby photo shoot. She looks a little leary, but she did great.

A live action shot of a roll-over!

Aunt Brooke came from Tennessee to visit her "near niece" and actually babysat on Friday while Mom went to work. Brooke said, "She's so easy. If she's upset all you have to do is feed her or let her look at herself in the mirror." It's true. She rarely cries and loves looking at herself - Schuyler not Brooke :)

Enjoying an afternoon at the winery with Mom, Dad, and Aunt Brooke.

Such a happy baby!

S is now sitting in her high chair and watching events unfold in the kitchen. No rice cereal, yet though. The pediatrician recommended waiting until six months. She is sleeping just fine so it doesn't bother us to wait.

Four Month Check Up



Schuyler had her four month check up this week. Drumroll...our little near termer is 24 and a half inches long and weighs 14.1 pounds. The doctor said she is doing great. Schuyler even gave the Doc a little rollover move on the exam table - such a show off!

Not much else to report around the Anthony household. The air conditioner is up and running again thanks to a brand new air compressor. We are heading to the beach in a couple of weeks to meet up with The Ryan family for our first actual family vacation. A few days off is sounding really nice. It will also be fun to see The Ryan boys and Schuyler together. Although, Hudson Ryan may have some competition from one of Schuyler's daycare playmates. She and Brady were doing tummy time together last week and holding hands! What I wouldn't have given to see that!

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Monday, July 6, 2009

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Happy Fourth of July!



We braved the rain and celebrated Schuyler's first Fourth of July a couple of days early by taking her to her first concert. The Hartford Symphony Orchestra played lots of patriotic songs at an outdoor bandshell in a nearby town and the show ended with fireworks. (She seemed to enjoy the music, but slept through the fireworks. The bottom pic is of our pooped out little girl when we got home.)Despite the rain, we had a great time! Todd, the consumate Eagle Scout, kept Schuyler completely dry. I felt like we packed for a weekend trip even though we were only twenty minutes from the house!