Week 16 - Rolling over (caught on video)!

Audrey has had another week of milestone accomplishments! I can't believe how much she changes week to week - it is so amazing to watch! So this week, she rolled over! I even caught it on camera - well, the third time she did it, I caught it on camera. See below - front to back (please excuse the amateur-ish nature of the video - I'm still practicing my camera skills)!

She is also showing more interest in toys. I caved and bought her the famous Sophie. For those of you that aren't parents, Sophie is a rubber squeaky giraffe. It's French, so therefore ridiculously overpriced. But for some reason, all babies love it and mine is no exception. This is the first toy she has tried to grab! Unfortunately, it is quite similar to a dog toy, so I'm sure it's just a matter of time before Brody and Oscar get their paws on it.

Audrey & Sophie - new BFFs

Another not so fun development this week - stranger danger! For some reason, she doesn't want to be held by anyone except mommy or daddy. Even the grandparents can't hold her without tears being shed! I don't know why this is happening, but Scott's brother's wedding is next weekend, so we better get this figured out before then when we have to leave her! I think the grandparents are taking it personally, but the books say this is a common phase for babies to go through...hopefully she will outgrow it soon!

This week, Audrey's cousin Meredith is in town with her daddy to look for houses! We are excited that they will be moving here this summer! Audrey just loves Meredith! They wore matching outfits the other day and it wasn't even planned! Meredith is quite the little fashionista!


Meredith & Audrey - first smile caught on camera!

Finally, an update on sleep! She is back to sleeping through the night this week. In fact, Thursday night she slept from 8:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. - amazing! Last night she slept 11 hours, so hopefully we are back on track with night sleeping. She is still just taking short catnaps throughout the day (about 30 min. each), but as long as she continues to sleep through the night, we are all happy! :-)