Keera is One Month Old

Keera is one month old and the time has flown by!  We tend to stay home a little bit more than we used to because of how much work it is loading all three kids in and out of the car.  Brooke and Lydia love Keera and they have adapted well to her.  They don't show any signs of jealousy towards her at all.  Every morning Brooke gets excited and says, "Hello baby," over and over and over again while she is up in her face.  You would think she never saw her before.  Lydia loves holding Keera and asks to hold her all the time.  One day she told me that she needed to hold Keera because she hadn't held her for awhile; it had been about twenty minutes since she had lost held her.  It is so much fun watching them with her. 

 Keera is a very pleasant baby.  She is content being put down and just relaxing while I run around taking care of Brooke and Lydia and everything else.  She loves to eat every two hours, day and night.  It adds a little challenge when we go places and makes me pretty tire during the night.  We're hoping that changes quickly. 

 Keera's hair is a dark brown color (the picture makes it look like it had red tint and it really doesn't).  She has hair all over her head and it is pretty long, but nothing like Brooke and Lydia's was.  Keera's hair always ends up looking like I put it in a mohawk regardless of what I do.  It is pretty cute though.

 We have gotten Keera to smile at us a couple of times when we were talking to her.  Lydia loved it.  Brooke loves when Keera moves her hands and touches her.  Brooke squeals and says, "Teerda get me."  It is pretty cute.  They both call her Teerda. 

 Don't you love the little mohawk.  She is a happy baby.

 The girls wanted their picture too so they laid down by Keera.  It is so cute.  I love seeing their sizes by each other. 

We love having Keera here with us.  She is so cute and so happy.  She almost creates a more relaxing pace to life.  It is wonderful.  I can't believe how quickly time has gone with her and I wish that it would slow down so we could fully enjoy our little baby.