Geigers: May 2016

Lee has gotten really good at walking this month! I bought him several pairs of shoes so he can walk outside too! We discovered a little tooth at the very beginning of the month, and after a day or two of fussing I decided to look and see how it was coming in and check the top. To my shock, Lee had one tooth through, another on the bottom getting ready, and 4 more on the top that you can see under the gums! So far he has only had the one come through!

We finally had his 9 month appointment :) Lee weighed 22 Pounds 4 Ounces - he had lost a little from being sick this month and 29 inches tall!

He has also gotten into his bedtime routine. He eats at 9, we put on pajamas then we read to him from The Jesus Story Book Bible and then he goes to bed! I can tell now after a good month of doing this routine about 8:45 he is getting ready for bed!

We went to the Birmingham Zoo and Cheesecake Factory with Daniel's family early in the month to celebrate Gigi's birthday! It was a lot of fun!

Lee got the stomach bug a few days later! It lasted 4 days!!! NOT FUN! He was not himself at all!

My parents came to visit for the weekend while they were on vacation! We went flea market shopping and grass cutting!

Lee and I went to relay for life! We made it until 9 pm :) That is pretty good for him!

Lee also had his first prom picture taken with his favorite Hannah and Ted! He loves these two - their families mean so much to us! Lee went to his very first football game at 2 months old to watch Ted play! This month Ted received an offer to play football for West Point Military Academy! The Geiger's are so proud of him and can't wait for August to watch him play during his senior year. (I taught Hannah and Ted in 8th grade!!!)

Since I am late writing this blog I will go ahead and add in our trip to the Montgomery Zoo with my mom and sister too!

To top off the month of April, Lee has been taking infant survival swim lessons! It has been awesome to watch him over the last 4 weeks learn to close his mouth and hold his breath under water, and then to roll to his back and float! He has done so well!