9 Months!

I am definitely slacking on the posts lately- but things have been crazy! I started full time at Buffalo Wild Wings as a captain and let me tell you, it has been exhausting. After working from home at Uber, I was used to sitting at a desk and logging in hours on a computer. Now, I'm constantly moving and it is definitely taking it's toll. However, it has been great to get out of the house and it turns out, I work with several of my friends :)

Amidst the craziness lately, Henry turned 9 months old! I cannot believe our little man is saying "mama" and "dada", pulling himself up to stand, and eating anything & everything. He is such a sweetheart and my little cuddle bug. 

I also had my best friend's Bachelorette party- which was a blast! It was so nice to get away to the lake with friends I don't get to see often and just relax. It was a Bachelorette party done right, involving matching shirts, shots, and a lot of pool time, which was perfect. 

And without further adou, back to Mr. Henry. Getting pictures of this crazy man is definitely a challenge, and the sticker can no longer be put on his clothes (or it's immediately ripped off and shoved in his mouth). He still takes some stinkin cute pics tho. 

Favorites: yogurt bites, maple puffs, and pulling himself up to stand on everything. 
Crawling: he hates being on his knees, so he army crawls everywhere. He's gotten really fast, and makes a run for it every chance he gets.
Walking: SO close! He stands, can take some steps with help, but then plops right down. 
Mood: during the day, he's usually the happiest little man. Nights have gotten tougher since the poor guy is teething. 
Teething: two have come through on the bottom and four more are poking through up top. 
Sleep: we have our good and bad nights. He has four teeth coming in at once, so he's been waking up multiple times a night. Some cuddling can usually put him right back out, and all I have to say is thank goodness for Orajel. 
Hates: sitting still and being told, "no". We're in the very slow process of learning we can't eat everything we find on the carpet or stick cords into our mouths.