Birth: 5lbs 2oz, 18in. Now: 14lbs 0oz, 24in.
Good afternoon, everyone. It’s been a while since I’ve made an update on our baby boy. The last update was when he was just one month old, despite saying I would update regularly. Well, it's been crazy since he was born, and finding time for the blog has been hard. But now I'm here. Yuuto is four months old, and it's INSANE how much he has changed! He now weighs 14 pounds, so that means he has gained a little less than 7 pounds since his one month update. He’s looking more like a little child now, and less like a wrinkly old man, and I just love looking at that cute little face. Definitely his Dad’s clone, am I right? Ryo’s parents said he looks nothing like his father as a baby, but that’s on them if they can’t see it like everybody else can. But regardless of who he looks like the most, he’s seriously the cutest little baby. Same goes for his big sister, of course—she is also the cutest. Now, despite being born premature (33+2 weeks to be exact), he is reaching milestones like you’d expect from a baby born full-term. As a preemie myself, we were prepared for him to take some time to learn certain skills, but not our Yuuto. He has become more social, and he loves to babble and copy sounds that he hears. He can hold his head up without support, and push up to his elbows when lying on his stomach. Not fully able to roll over onto his back yet, but he's getting there. Definitely something to keep our eyes open for, for as exciting as it is when your child is learning new skills, it is also horrifying. What if you look away for one second, and your child has rolled over onto the floor? Thankfully, that hasn’t happened to us, and we do our best to have him in a secure enviroment, but the fear is still there, you know. Anyway, I will try my best to make an update on him like this more often from now on. If not once every month, then at least every two months. Will not forget his SIXTH month, so be sure to see an update on him when the day comes. But until then, this will have to do. We hope you’re doing well, and hope to see you again soon, whether it be on here, or on my instagram. Oh, and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. Hope 2022 has been good so far, and will continue to be.





