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Honeymoon

After a big life-changing event, it's nice to have a little honeymoon to rest and recuperate. We had some delayed honeymoons with all of our children except non-NICU number four. Little Luca, despite normal middle-night feeds, got to come right home and honeymoon.
Now I know all babies are different, but for my kids it seems that the first couple months are a "honeymoon phase" where they may cry but its just because of standard baby woes. Once they hit around three months though, they'll have more difficulty adjusting to life outside the womb. Even if I may be a little sleepier, God seems to give me a glossy, slap-happy outlook on life after a new baby joins our family. However, don't be too impressed if you see me out with all my boys alone because as it says in Proverbs, "Do not boast about tomorrow, for you do not know what a day may bring" (27:1). Tomorrow may bring a new basket of hard, so I must simply trust God's grace will be sufficient for that day. In the lazy hazy days of our current honeymoon, I will thank God for however long this phase may last.

Likewise, Little Levi is having a great summer and making slight improvements in all areas, but that doesn't mean we won't have potential issues with his developmental progress in the near future. For now, enjoy this side by side comparison from age 2 to 3 with his verbal improvements...


I am so proud of you Levi! Even if mommy is tough on you, it's all because I know how smart you are, and I know you are so strong and capable. I love you Levi Joe!

Sometimes it's these two buddies dreaming about their Ninja-daddy strength

And these two are becoming fast friends too!

But sometimes these two match up...

And my "twins" match up a lot too. 


Sweet Ro Ro thinks these slippers = dancing shoes.

They can't wait for Luca to dance along side of them.

Thank you for coming home and honeymooning with us little man! We adore you!


~Honeymoon Buster

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