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Well, this month, we've made some serious progress! Elizabeth has been sleeping in her crib most nights. YEAH! Even though she wakes up a few times a night, progress is progress and I can't really complain. Anything is better than sleeping on the couch holding her all night. She saw a specialist for her acid reflux. He switched her medicine and the new one is really helping her. He also told me we can give her Mylanta sparingly. Let me tell you, IT WORKS! Its great for those bad days she has. She's been getting so much bigger. She's already 14 pounds. I had to go buy her new pants and shorts because hers were too small. She's still talking up a storm. She's learned how to roll over from her stomach to her back, thank God. I know the more she gets moving on her own, the happier she'll be. She's so full of energy! (I know, I'll be regretting her crawling and walking when she starts getting into everything!) She's laughing a lot now too. She is ticklish so Mike and I are always trying to tickle her. She also is touching our faces now, which is new. She loves her bath time and is splashing around a lot. She's just doing so much better! She's so much happier on this new medicine. I think she's getting a tooth because she's chewing on everything and drooling a lot. The other day she was crying all day for no apparent reason. She'd just be chewing on something and cry. She got her 4 month vaccines. UGH! It was awful. Not as bad as her first ones but she does NOT react well to them! She cried for most of the day and was still fussing the next day. But that passed and now she's her normal talkative giggly self. She's attached to me. It's bordering on ridiculous. But what do you expect when she's with me so much. I think kids who have problems are more attached to their mothers than most but maybe I'm wrong. Maybe she's just mama's girl! Well, we are going to dinner so we will talk to ya'll later!