Fast times at Skyline Drive: 3 months

Is it just me or is she getting cuter?

Another month has flown by and our little peanut is now 3 months old. She all of a sudden looks and seems like a baby rather than a newborn, adores her brother almost as much as he adores her (he says regularly, "We want Addy happy all the time."), and lights up our house every single day with her incredible smile. Here's a look at little Adelaide's third month.

I'm three months old already?!

* Addy has been smiling in response to us for awhile, but she has started to be more interactive. She stares at Dax if he is in the room (and calm enough for her to catch a glimpse, ha!) and gets the biggest smile anytime anyone talks to her.

LOVES her brother!

Bummed this was blurry, but they're so sweet together

* In addition to her smiles, she plays with toys (bats at and occasionally grabs things within her reach). She also "talks" back to us and seems to be more vocal every day.

* Ads tolerates tummy time and is getting stronger everyday. However, she definitely prefers to be on her back and rubbed herself a pretty significant bald spot in the midst of all her hair.

Watching brother again (with some tummy time on Mommy's knees) gives us a glimpse of little baldy.

* Though she's still working on her upper body, her legs are incredibly strong. She LOVES to stand with support and can completely hold her own weight. You may notice in this video that there are times Jake isn't even touching her. Future soccer player? We can only hope! :)

* Her strength inspired us to give the Bumbo a try as another option for her to observe the family when we aren't holding her. She's not yet stable enough to use it independently, but it won't be long.

* Adelaide is not quite sleeping through the night, but we're starting to notice patterns with her sleep. The biggest development in that realm is with her swaddle - she gets her hands out almost every single night and nap. She is not yet able to calm herself and still sleeps better when swaddled, but works hard to get her fingers to her mouth when she wakes up. Silly girl!