Peter is a whole eight weeks old now! He slept all the way through the night last Thursday, but it turned out to be sort of a fluke. He's slowly lengthening out the times between feedings at night, but after an initial good chunk of four or five hours of sleep he tends to then go back to waking up every couple of hours.
He never really caught on to nursing (he would nurse for 45 minutes straight, still be starving, and then drink nearly a full serving from a bottle, so we realized he wasn't actually being productive while latched) so I have been pumping a few times a day and feeding it to him by bottle. This means Corey has the lucky job of helping with the night feedings!
PJ is remarkably good-natured when I have to set him aside to deal with his big sister, but he can hold his own in the tantrum department (especially in the evenings). He spits up like a champ, so we're very grateful to have received lots of burp cloths as gifts. Even though I do a load or two of PJ's laundry every two or three days, we somehow manage to find ourselves without any clean burp cloths at times. This could be in part because CJ spirits off the cloths to use as blankets for her baby dolls when she puts them "night night". CJ will even carry around her babies and pat them on the back while making the "shh shh shh" noise to soothe them in imitation of Corey and me.
PJ's eight week check-up is tomorrow, so I will post his official stats when I get them. We're finally out of the eight week quarantine that the doctor had recommended (to avoid public places during flu season until PJ was a little older) and cleared to go anywhere we want (within reason)! I'm just looking forward to getting CJ back to library story time and starting myself back at Stroller Strides. Most of all, we're glad to be able to attend play group. CJ really misses her Zoey, Madison, Charlie P., and Cooper when she can't get to play group. She also misses shopping at Target with Joslyne and Zoey.
Here are some shots of how Peter has grown over the past eight weeks!
One Week.

Two Weeks.

Three Weeks.

Four Weeks.

Five Weeks.

Six Weeks.

Seven Weeks.

Eight Weeks.