9 Months

Hard to believe that 9 months has passed by since our new little family addition arrived.  She is growing with leaps and bounds and experiencing something new each day.

9 Month Stats

weight - 16 lb 10 oz

height - 27 in

Tylynn is currently: Crawling, standing, walking alongside furniture, eating most foods offered to her and very interested in what everyone else is eating, babbling, two very stubborn teeth are appearing on the bottom (but have been for about a month now), loves watching her brother play and lauging at his funny stuff, and is a very happy smiley baby!

North in Alaska

Well we headed north this last weekend.

We camped at Denali National Park.

Tylynn enjoyed her very first camping experience.

The kiddos met Santa at his home, wearing his summer attire.

We were able to see a small stretch of the Alyeska Pipeline.

Then we panned for GOLD!!

Tate was concentrating very hard.

But his hard work paid off. Can you see the gold at the top of the pan?

We also went to a really cool Automobile Museum.  All of the cars at this museum were American made between the years 1898-1938.  All but three of these cars still get driven around.

We all had alot of fun!!

On the Go

Sibling Smiles. . . .

Sibling Giggles. . . .

Sibling Back Massage. . . .must be payback from getting into his toys.

Won't hold still for her First 4th Celebration picture.

Loungin around lookin out the window.

All tuckered out.



Watch your toes because tiny toes are on the go.

New Pet

This was Tate's find at a yard sale last weekend.

He can almost make it to the bottom of the driveway, even with a big push.

This is Tylynn's new pet. . .at least it was for one night.

We all have bad hair days, but not many can pull it off with such style as Tylynn can.

The soon to be new bouye swing is temporarily being used as an indoor sled.



That's what's so great about big brothers, they can take you for a ride.

We are practicing our good holiday spirit.

And with a tooth emerging, Tylynn likes sucking on ice pops.  Brother also thinks they are good motivation to get her to crawl across the house. . .away from his toys.