Brady's bathtime

Saturday night, Ethan had a sleepover with Grandma and Grandpa. Brady got a little alone time with Mom and Dad. It's not often he gets to bathe alone and enjoy the entire tub. So he had a little fun.

Yes, Mom, this is the best place to start pulling myself up. It's not at all slippery.

We were all a little wet afterwards. 

Frisco Heritage Train Depot

With the warmer weather I had a photo session at the Heritage Train Depot. Ethan caught sight of the train in a photo and just had to go. We didn't get to go at the best time of day for lighting. But, he was happy so it's ok.

While we waited for the temperatures to warm up we had a little fun playing at the house. 

The many faces of Brady

Doing a little dancing....probably to Uptown Funk.

A little TMNT time.

Happy 8 Months Brady Boy!

These past 8 months have definitely flown by.

We have the sweetest, happiest baby. He is all smiles all the time, unless he's tired. He is becoming a little more mobile each day. He's not quite to crawling yet. He does a lot of scootching around the floor. He can get to where he needs to go. (Sorry for the blurry phone pictures)

It doesn't look like he's going to stop with crawling. Just last night he decided he wanted to try to pull himself up....in the tub.

This boy loves to eat. I have already started to see a bit of a shift in the formula to solid food ratio. I have yet to find something the he doesn't like. Rosa's beans are still at the top of the list though. All of his eating is keeping my arms toned at least. 

Brady is such a laid back little guy. He goes with whatever we are doing and adjust his schedule as needed. He loves to just sit and play with his toys in the floor or jump in his bouncer near us. With that said, he does not like to be left by himself. He is also starting to turn into a little bit of a Mommy's boy, especially when he is tired. I have a feeling the clingy phase is coming soon, hence the cooking with kids at my feet with bowls and spoons (the only place he was happy).

This poor boy gets no time to himself when big brother is home. He loves him so much though. I don't know how many times a day I use the phrases "Don't knock your brother over," "Don't sit on your brother," "Please stop poking him with your toys." He loves the little guy though.