Sunday, December 28, 2008
Merry Christmas at the Vandegrifts
Merry Christmas Continued
From Jim and Stef - Tsent us gifts via Helen - so we were very greatful to get them Christmas morning. Scarlet got a teddy bear with her cousins' picture on the sweatshirt. She loved it! We got books - one for Len and the importance of daddies for little girls and one for me and the 5 love languages for children.
Happy Hanukkah!
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Scarlet's First Snow (in BIg Bear)
Len took me to Sea World - Thanks Honey!
Happy Hanukkah from Great Grandma Jones
Monday, December 15, 2008
I Can Do It, Mommy!
They say babies grow up fast, but I had no idea it would be this fast. It seems like just this week she has learned two things - how to hold onto things for a while and she turns her head to sounds other than Mom or Dad's voice.
The first video I think is really cute because she is really trying to figure out how to do it on her own.
The second one, after Mommy's help, she figures it out.
Our Holiday Decorations
I saw Stef's blog had pictures of their holiday decorations. I thought it was nice to see - so here's ours. I put these up one afternoon last week (after Scarlet's teacher gave me an ornament with her hands traced) and surprised Len.
Our tree is also fake. We got it last year - and most of the decorations are left over decorations from our wedding - mostly from the chuppah (wedding canopy).

Our tree is also fake. We got it last year - and most of the decorations are left over decorations from our wedding - mostly from the chuppah (wedding canopy).
Ready for the Holidays
The Mess Has Begun!
When her doctor told me she was ready for solids, I was shocked. She is only 5 months old (and a preemie!) and weighs 12 lbs, 6 oz! But, she's a preemie specialist and says Scarlet is ready to learn. Boy, is that the understatement of the year!
This is her after her first feeding in the high chair - she was so worn out, she actually konked over in between bites - without any warning! Her dad and I were talking, and looked back at her, and this is what we saw. (Notice how her feet aren't even remotely close to the "foot rest" HA!)
She can hold the spoon, but we have to do all of the feeding.
This is her after her first feeding in the high chair - she was so worn out, she actually konked over in between bites - without any warning! Her dad and I were talking, and looked back at her, and this is what we saw. (Notice how her feet aren't even remotely close to the "foot rest" HA!)
The Christmas Show
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