5 months

• You are officially in your own room full time now. You outgrew the co-sleeper and we got your crib and room all decorated. I had planned on using Miles' nursery decor, but on a whim, went with a woodland animals theme and did the whole thing new!
• You usually wake up to eat twice in the night. You usually fall right back to sleep, but lately have stayed awake after your second feeding. I leave you in your crib chatting to yourself until you fall asleep.
• You're done being swaddled and have done ok with the transition. You just sleep in a sleep sack to keep you warm now.
• You rolled onto your tummy! The funny thing is, it made you forget how to roll back onto your back. So now you get onto your tummy and are stuck there and cry. It's the worst when you do it in your crib, because you don't want to be on your tummy when you sleep. Yet, you roll within minutes of being laid down. 
• You still love your floor mat and toys there. And you like the lion exercauser toy. You're not loving just being on the floor as much as you did before and whine a bit, but are happy when I put you in there to bounce. You just laugh and jump and play with/eat the toys.
• You're still fitting into 3-6 month clothes and size 2 diapers, but this is probably the last month for both.
• You still just nap throughout the day, not a super set schedule. You wake up, nurse, play, then get tired and whiny, and take a nap.
• You're great on car rides and are used to running kids to school or picking them up and all the other places we go.
• You'll still nap in my arms and sleep through most of church, which is great.
• You're spoiled rotten around here. I can't nurse you or rock you to sleep without a sibling running over to kiss you or rub your head or something. They just can't stop loving on you and you give them the biggest smiles in return, so I don't think you mind it too much.
• You still like to be carried in the carrier.
• You want to be part of everything and sitting up and watching what everyone is doing.
• You are always grabbing our faces and mouths and pulling yourself to us to eat us and give us kisses. Or probably just taste us since that's what babies do.
• You're so squishy and wonderful and sweet and I can't stop kissing and loving you. You're the perfect caboose!