The Robiltons

Dear Henry,
This month we saw your first real smiles! You're especially social in the morning. This is the best part of the day, when we go into your room to greet you, and you scan our faces and then break into a smile. You also love to smile at inanimate objects like the windows and black picture frames. You still gaze out windows and toward the sky every chance you get. You don't accept the pacifer very often, but you do love to suck on your fists (when you can find them). This, together with the fact that you were born with a sucking blister on your fist, leads us to believe that you will soon be sucking your thumb! You're sleeping very well at night - you are usually up only once for a feeding and then you're right back to sleep. You've developed a sleep pattern for night, but the days are still wildly unpredictable. Although you can raise your head and a bit of your chest off the floor, you don't like tummy time very much and it usually doesn't last very long. We get out of the house almost every day, and you seem to enjoy these trips (long or short) as much as I do. You are growing very quickly and we already have a substantial pile of clothes that you've outgrown. At your two-month check up you weighed 14 pounds and were 64 cm long.