Driving with sirens....

I really do think that pediatricians should issue all new families sirens that are mountable on top of cars.... when your infant howls for more than 10 minutes - you are allowed to flip a switch and all other cars must pull to the side to let you get home. Instead of a siren, maybe we could just broadcast the sound of the crying to outside speakers of the car. My apologizes in advance to all Olympian drivers out there... beware of the blue jeep for the next couple of months.

Quinton is 2 months old (already!)

Well I'm convinced that Quinton is colicky to make sure that we don't miss his momentous arrival to our family... we must simply pay extra attention to this member as he refuses to be set down without a tirade of tears. He is getting better, though, and has started to smile (real smiles! not just the gassy ones) and coo. And boy can this little fellow sneeze! I think both grandfathers are to blame for that.

Beckett is getting "used to" his new brother. When asked how he liked his baby brother, he recently responded "he cry a lot" and mimed a crying baby. He is a great little helper, though, and is a great binky finder and thinks Q's diaper changes are hilarious.