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What a whirlwind!

We spent the holidays in Chile, visiting sweet hubby's family.

The peanut met her abuelitos and spent a whole lot of time with them -- no tummy time for two whole weeks! They don't believe in putting babies on the floor.

She was a rock star on the flights (there and back, even overnight!.

She learned to sleep without being swaddled.

She convinced a few people that babies don't ALWAYS need to have socks on.

We returned home on Saturday, and I returned to work this morning.

I'm hopeful that by the time students return to school on Wednesday that I'll actually be ready to teach them, and not feel so far behind all the time.

Sweet hubby took Peanut to her 4 month check up. Her doctor says she moves like a 6 month old. Goodness gracious. And that she needs to do a whole lot more tummy time, since she's getting a bald spot on the back of her head.

Here are just a few cell phone pictures from our trip!


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  1. CarrieJanuary 7, 2014 at 7:55 AM

    Aww, your little girl is so precious. Yay for easy flights and visiting los abuelitos too :)

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