
Look at that form! Look at that lean! Look at those CHUNKY thighs!!
Look for him at the 2026 Winter Games.

Look at that form! Look at that lean! Look at those CHUNKY thighs!!
Look for him at the 2026 Winter Games.

Well, rest your worries and have no fears! Will and I are NOT imposing some sort of strict discipline on our wee one. Evidently, Everett's new favorite thing is to hang his feet outside of his crib.

He tells us hanging out is what all the cool babies are doing these days. I swear! Things have sure changed since we were kids. Back then, all the cool babies stayed INside the crib. Well, I suppose it's like fashion, everything comes in cycles. By the time Everett's a daddy, his kids will be back inside the crib.
Oh, and he also digs almost turning over while he's watching his moblie. I guess he gets a better view from his side???

Happy mobile watching Everett!
Concentrating intently on his friend, Mr. Pig



Oh the joy! Our little boy is growing up right before our very eyes.
*As a side note, both Paula and Logan can attest that Mom was WAY more excited about this event than Everett. Mom's not even sure Everett realized what we did, but it sure did make Mom's day. Ahh, simple pleasures...*

Here's where we started. Look at how Santa looms over Everett.

The cheeks look a bit fuller...

The Buddha belly is starting to form, and I mean just barely.

Ah, that tricky camera angle I always try to avoid, for this reason right here. Do those cheeks look chubbier than the previous picture or what?

But as they say, the proof is in the pudding. Or is it formula? (Actually, for those with a keen eye, there is a bit of both, thanks to a Daddy who got in big trouble shortly after this picture was taken!)

Now keep in mind that the material is bunching right around his mid-section, so it could be a bit deceiving, but don't you think his face is looking fuller?

Just so there's no confusion!
So then I tried to get a good picture of him in the entire outfit. I usually pose Everett for pictures by leaning him up against the back of his crib. Since he doesn't have the greatest sense of balance just yet, we usually end up with a few pictures like the following:
Going...
Going...
Gone!

But no matter how many times I pose him, and how many times he falls over, I usually end up with quite a few pictures of that cute grin! (Now note the drool stains.)

The day I went into labor and into the hospital. Look at how HUGE I was! There really is just no way to hide a 9lb 1oz baby.

Soon after the C-section. Pretty standard for a newborn - puffy and swollen.

His first, of many, naps with Mom.

Asleep under the lights to help get rid of the jaundice.

His first day home.

A picture where his eyes are actually open! And those hands - always near his cheeks and mouth.

His first bath. Only a couple of weeks old and already so modest! We like to teach good principles early around here.
*All in all, Everett's first month was pretty darn good. He's a sweet baby and didn't cry too much during those first few weeks. He didn't even cry during his first bath. What a stud!*

As you can see, Everett's perfected the wide-eyed, open mouth look. We're looking into whether or not this could be a money-making venture for us.

Everett vs. Tigger: The Great Stare-Off

Just kickin' it in his crib with his cool kicks. For this being the first time he's ever worn shoes, he looks mighty relaxed about the whole thing.

We simply had to end with this precious smile...Oh how Mommy's life has improved since that smile has come into play. That dimple just kills me!