Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Still cute- even while sick!

Cameron had RSV earlier this month, which was scary at first, but it turned out that a.) we think he had a mild case, and b.) the little dude is a fighter! Tom propped him up in his bedroom's rocking chair in the boppy, and a cute picture results, even after he'd been whooped!

Family Picture March '11

Someone at work had the guts to ask where the cat was. I was just impressed to get Cameron and Carson kind of looking in the same direction!

Passed out while grocery shopping


At the grocery store on 24 Feb, I put Cameron in a comfy chair while I made a bottle-- luckily this grocery store had a little sitting area for coffee-- and the kid was "kaput." I had so many people stopping to tell me I had the most adorable baby ever.... I don't know how he falls into these perfect poses on his own.

"pop up" baby!

This picture was a huge hit at work. Everyone says it looks like he just popped up from behind the pillow with a perfect little smile on his face. How much he's grown.... early March '11


Watchin' TV

I can't remember why he wasn't wearing pants for this picture, but Tom snapped it because he was watching TV very contently (yes, I know this is bad) without pants. 3 Feb '11.

The Walters Boys


Tom, Cameron and Carson, Jan '11.

Blue eyes having tummy time!

Cameron normally hates tummy time, but here, he was sort of tolerating it while on his activity gym's mat. I love the tongue hanging out! Jan '11.

Infant/Toddler Day in Behavioral Science Class

I work down the hall from a bunch of behavioral science professors. Their cadets love infant/toddler day to see real life subjects at their various life stages. This was a while back- February 4th. At his age, they mostly watched his comfort level with me and Tom, as well as how "calm-alert" he was. He had a lot to take in that day, with two other infants and a slew of toddlers. He was very tired after two lectures in a row, but he was a big hit overall. The other infants in the room came from high-risk pregnancies, so it was good for the students (as future parents) to hear that we had a healthy baby out of a healthy, simple, predictable pregnancy.

Happy little guy in bouncy seat

I'm sorry I haven't blogged forever. I've settled for doing it at work (when I need a break from the stress). Cam was still a big fan of the paci when this picture was taken in January. Now he's much more interested in getting a fist or a thumb in his mouth. It's still isn't obvious if he'll take after daddy to be a lefty-- or mommy and be a righty. Nana Neesie thinks he will be a southpaw.