another tooth

tooth count: 4 on top, 2 on bottom

Hannah-bear had a rough night on Saturday, waking up around 11 with teething pain. We gave her some tylenol and let her come into our bed, as has become the habit on those occasional rough nights. She sipped on some water, tossed and turned, but eventually fell asleep on/between her daddy and me until about 4:30. Then, Daddy carried her back to her crib and she fell back asleep until 7:30 or so. Yesterday, we noticed that tooth #4 had broken through. There's definitely a pattern between her teething and night wakings.

"T"eeth

Baby bear loves to brush her teeth. She will point to her toothbrush in it's stand and say "t?" no matter the time of day. It's adorable, and I hope this leads to fewer chilhood cavities.

This morning, I wore a t-shirt with the name of my alma-mater on it. Hannah pointed to a "T" and said "T". I do believe this is the first letter she has told me she has recognized.

She's also starting to try to say "please" as she signs the word. GranWendy and Grandaddy came over for a visit on Sunday, and I think they were pleased with her growing vocabulary, even if it's not spoken aloud.

Last, but not least, the single tooth on the top row is no longer alone. the teeth that flank either side are peeking through. we knew they were coming, and they have arrived. tooth count- 5.

tooth count is rising

... Hannah now has 3 teeth broken through, and it looks like a couple more on the way... she should have all her baby teeth by the time she gets to middle school!