Introducing...........

 The newest addition, Teagan Lily!!! 

Halloween Costume Sneak Peek

Soon to be Brady's Halloween costume.  Hint: Not Charlie Brown

Pallet Headboard Inspiration

I'm in need of a new headboard so I'm jumping on the pallet re-purposing bandwagon.  The pallet headboard is a cheap(or free) alternative that will look great with my new duvet cover and is an easy DIY that I think even Mr. littleindie will be able to do :)

Here is some inspiration from Pinterest:

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Fresh in the Shop

A brand new product:  Baby drooler bibs!  These bibs are a much smaller version of my other ones listed in my shop, they're great for wearing on drooly teething babies and tiny little babies just starting solids.  Perfect to use as an alternative to burp cloths when nursing or bottle feeding too! 

I added matching pacifier clips to the shop as well.  I love these fabric prints, so geeky and retro!

Bump Watch 2011

 38 weeks.

In the home stretch now(finally!) and starting to feel nervous but not nervous, tired, uncomfortable, and really big in all my too small clothes.  I'm ready for ya baby!  Just let me pack my hospital bag before you decide to make your debut!

The Great Sunflower Challenge

Update time!  Here are our sunflowers!  Growing very very slowly but almost 3 feet tall!

Originally blogged here.

The Big Boy Bed

My boyby (my nickname given to Brady because he is growing so fast, he's part boy and part baby), has been sleeping in his big boy bed for 2 weeks now and so far it's been a success!  If success means not a complete disaster and better than I thought it'd go.  

Up until now Brady had been sleeping in his crib in a little area in our room, but to make room for baby #2 we decided that something needed to change.  So we did the ol' switcharoo, the room that I had used as my office is now Brady's room(there are now piles of messy craft stuff in our bedroom!).  For Brady this was a big transition, new bed and a new room.  

The first night was a bit rough, Brady woke up in the early early morning startled to be alone and I spent most of the night sleeping with him on his super hard twin bed.  Since then I make sure that both his and our bedroom doors are open before I go to bed.  And this has helped immensely.  He still wakes up through the night, anywhere from 1:30-4:30am, but instead of crying he just comes into our room dragging his blanket all the way.  Then I'll take him back to his bed and lay beside him till he goes back to sleep.  Most of the nights though I cave in to his cuteness(and my laziness) and lift him up into our bed.  This week I have to work on being more consistent :)

Through the day, naps are a breeze and Brady loves going in there to play.  I love that he has his own space to go hang out in and that most of the toys are now out of the living room.  

We'll work on our consistency in the next couple weeks and prepare for the next challenge:  POTTY TRAINING!