


We spent the last week up north with our family for the holiday. My hard drive containing all of my pictures crashed, but here are a few images taken after the crash. I do have some of my favorite photos backed up, but not all. I am hoping that the data can be saved.
Believe it or not this is my dad smiling and excited about Kyton.
My mom loves babies, and grabs a hug and kiss every chance she gets!
Ky is at that baby stage where his mouth hurts and he likes chewing on anything he can, including fingers. He also loves touching anything he can. My sister let him put his hand in her mouth while she put her hand in his mouth. Silly baby, silly aunt. Remember when we did the now and then photos? Rebecca mention that this would make a funny now and then when Kyton is about 15 years old!
I can not believe that our little boy is already 5 months old!
I am still taking a picture a day, but decided not to post them on my blog.
If you are interested, here are the first 4 months.
1 month in pictures
2 months in pictures
3 months in pictures
4 months in pictures
We decided that our energetic boy needed a something else to entertain him and strengthen his muscles.
He absolutely loves the jumper!
His chubby little legs bounce off the floor.
He enjoys making the music start himself.
And he loves looking out the window.
On Friday we celebrated 3 of our friend’s birthdays along with 28 friends at Kobe. If you are not familiar with the restaurant, they cook Japanese food in front of you. We thought it would be fun for Kyton since it is entertaining.
The picture below is Kyton sitting in a high chair watching the chef light onions on fire. He’s not sure about the whole thing.
About halfway through the cooking of the meal Kyton decided it was too noisy for him. As soon as we left the table and went outside he was fine, but once we returned he was upset again. We took turns, along with a friend eating and giving Kyton a break.
I’ve seen parents that had to miss events to care for their fussy child, and I remember thinking how bad I felt for the parent. The thing is when it’s my own kid, I don’t mind. Making him happy and spending time with him is worth missing a little bit of a meal with friends.
It’s sort of strange that this year we have a little one to enjoy all of the Halloween activities. This year we didn’t have our annual Halloween bon fire, and didn’t even carve a pumpkin. With the big transition, things have a little off this year.
One of Kyton’s baby friends had a party for the kids.
They had pumpkins for the babies to decorate.
Kyton went as a baseball player.
(Dylan shot the pictures, I edited.)
What did you do for fall, or Halloween?