Funny story I just had to share...

Yesterday at church, Mom was holding Leila and she was been very good. As church was coming to an end, there was a moment where it was quiet. Mom had said Leila had been tooting a lot, so, I was checking her diaper to see if she had pooped. Just as I was opening up the leg whole, she farted really loud. Mom said I jumped like I'd been shot. Everyone around us turned and looked and started laughing. Her fart was SO loud!!

Just thought it was too cute and I wanted to share...

The past few weeks have been crazy. Leila has been growing like a weed. Here are a few highlights from the past couple of weeks...

Leila sitting in her bumbo watching TV
Leila was hospitalized on June 13th to have a biopsy. She has not been wanting to poop on her own so Dr. Ford did a few test to see if anything was wrong. So far, all her test have come back perfect. Because Leila is so little, she had to stay in the PICU for 24 hours. In this picture, the nurses brought her a swing and she loved it.

Watching TV one again... she loves the different colors

Hanging out in her hospital bedToo many IV's :(

Leila went swimming for her first time at my family reunion. She wasn't too fond of it but she looked super cute.

Passed out in her stroller

Swimming wore her out

Trying out the water with Daddy

I love this picture of Luke and Leila. They look so cute

(Picture taken last Saturday at Laurie's wedding)

This week has been pretty low key. Today we went in for her two month check up. They said she looked really good. She had gained a pound in less than 2 weeks. She is now 10.3 pounds and 22 inches long. While we were there, they gave her three shots. She was screaming so much her face was almost purple. I couldnt watch while they did it, I felt so bad for her. She took it like a champ though. Once they were finished she calmed down. By the time we walked out, she was already asleep in her carseat. The lady who gave her the shots just kept saying over and over how cute she was and how sweet of a baby she was. I was very proud of her.