Week 4 With Hudson

I know this post it a little early. We are going on a little road trip up north with daddy for work tomorrow and I didn't want to be late on another post so I decided to post a little early. 

Hudson changes everyday, but lately he has been looking more like a baby and less like a newborn. This makes me so sad, I know he will never be a newborn ever again. As much as I don't want him to ever grow up, the selfish part of me thinks I'm that much closer to getting a good night's sleep! We have actually been very lucky, he's a pretty good sleeper as long as he is on my chest :) He will sleep for 3-5 hours at a time at night on me! This is so bad, and we are working on getting him in his bassinet every night. As much as I am ashamed to blog about this, I want to remember this time when we have another baby someday down the road (The long.... long road). For the last two nights he has been sleeping in his bassinet between feedings but I don't want to get my hopes up that this will become a trend.

Today he has been feeding non stop, he must be going through another growth spurt. I can't believe how much he eats, it makes it pretty hard to get anything done. I treasure every moment with him, sometimes when he is feeding I just stare at him and every once in a while I even talk to him as if he were able to respond back.  We have been going places and doing things everyday. I try to get out of the house with him at least once every day,  the more I get comfortable with taking him places the easier our lives will be. His newborn pictures are beautiful and I am constantly receiving comments about what a gorgeous baby I have. I am so happy we decided to have these pictures taken, I never want to forget this special time in our lives. 

Hudson, here are a few things from this week that  I never want to forget:

~The tuft of hair on the top of your head, its been there since birth but it has gotten very long and out of control this week! 

~ How soft your skin is.

~ How you have been sleeping in your bassinet for the last two nights (keeping our fingers crossed this becomes a trend)

~How you wiggle your feet and toes while you nurse. 

~How you love to nurse.