Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Four Months Passed So Quickly

So here it is we have crossed the 4-month mark!


Vincenzo NEW vital statistics are as follows:
Height: 25 3/4"
Weight: 15 lbs 6 oz

We are happy to say the next month will be bringing lots more exciting benchmarks. We will be heading to London for the first time with Vincenzo at the end of May. This means Enzo gets to meet the rest of his family including a very excited Grandmother, Auntie and Uncle. Also Mummy is going back to work, working from home that is, and Daddy is working on a feature film screenplay as well as a second short to be shot in Alabama sometime soon.

We hope you enjoy some new pictures.


Also we want to let you know we are trying to post all photos in original size so that you may download them and use them a digital negatives. Just click on the photos as they are posted in the blog to open the full size picture, then right mouse click and select "Save Image As" and save to your personal machine. You can take this image to any number of photo centers/Kodak stations, etc.

Wednesday, May 9, 2007

Vincenzo Faces and Belly-Time

We thought it was time again to share images that tell you a little about our little loved one, Vincenzo. Even though he is just a little baby he often gives us silly faces that look just about as grown up as can be (not the furrowed brow below).




Vincenzo is teaching us that although he doesn't like to go down for naps and he prefers to be rocked to sleep every night in Daddy's arms, he IS in fact, a very happy and smiley baby. His giggle is becoming more pronounced and we try and catch as many happy faces as possible on camera.

Belly time is a big thing in our house. Vincenzo can now consistently roll over from front to back and is working hard on the back to front move (which mostly finds him on his side and then onto his back again... he prefers to only do this move when he is naked).




For a special treat here is Enzo's "How to Roll-Over" Video. Although he is going from his front to back fairly regularly it is still great to see such textbook moves from our young son.