
Olivia is officially two months old! The day after her two-month mark, she successfully rolled over from her tummy onto her back. She has since done it three other times (so it wasn't a fluke). She starts out with her weight on her elbows, rocking side to side, and somehow manages to push her body over. She always looks surprised to suddenly be staring at the ceiling instead of the blanket.

Olivia is not always a big fan of "tummy time." That is one reason she has learned to flip over!

On Monday, March 30th (Olivia's two-month "birthday"), we took her to the doctor's for her first round of immunizations. Daniel and I had been dreading this for at least a week. I held her all morning before we headed to the doctor's, feeling awful every time she smiled because she had no idea what was coming.
Bundled up to venture out to the doctor's, heading to her unknown doom.

She weighed in at a hefty 9 pounds 9 ounces, which puts her in the 25th percentile!

Olivia was so patient waiting for the doctor. She still has no idea...



Look at that full tummy!

Showing off her tummy-time skills to the doctor.

Feeling betrayed. Don't worry, we were crying too. Well, I was. Her dad was too busy taking pictures. The nurse did a great job at sticking her with all three shots really quickly. Olivia didn't even have a chance to take in a breath of air before they were all done.



She forgave us when we put on her cute hat and promised her a bath and a slurpee. Good thing her memory is short. :)

Another big thing that has happened during Olivia's second month is her ability to smile at us. This makes all of the fussiness and sleepless nights worth it. We finally got some smiles on camera. She is turning into quite the goon!
She loves to have conversations with us and I think she has a special spot in her heart for her dad. She is always making eyes at him and being such a flirt! She loves her daddy! He is actually the one she is smiling at in these pictures. He can make her smile almost on command. (As long as her tummy's full. She still needs her mom.)




And even though she has grown up, she hasn't forgotten to sleep. In fact, she is even getting better at it. The past three nights she has slept through the night! With me going back to work three days a week, and her dad taking care of her and keeping up on his schoolwork while I'm gone, this couldn't have come at a better time.