Life with Crosby is non-stop fun, but also just non-stop. The girl has so much energy and doesn’t know how to sit still. She definitely keeps me on my toes. But as far as I’ve heard she seems to be a pretty easy-going baby. She’s a great sleeper, rarely cries, loves to play by herself and interact with us. Sounds pretty great, right? The one area she’s never been great at is eating.

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Since having Crosby one of the questions Jeff and I get the most is how has our life changed. Obviously it has in a big way but honestly most of the time it doesn’t feel like a very drastic change.

Every month I start out the post by saying I can’t believe Crosby is X months old! And today she’s 6 months old – half a year! How??? Time really is the greatest thief and I wish there was a way to freeze it.

top knots turban c/o, splendid romper (old / similar), freshly picked moccasins c/o

Crosby is five months old today! It’s crazy how fast it’s going – we’re trying to savor every minute while she’s still this small but she’s changing every day. This month she’s starting interacting with us much more and has finally started to notice and pet Mackie. I can’t wait to see their relationship develop.

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When I was pregnant I had so many thoughts on how things would be once Crosby arrived. Like every first time mom I only wanted the best for her – the best car seat, bassinet, diapers, wipes, etc. I planned to exclusively breast feed, but sometimes things don’t go according to plan.

The first few weeks with a newborn are rough and nothing can really prepare you for it. When I was pregnant everyone told me to get all the sleep I could because once the baby arrived I’d be a zombie. And I did because I never had a problem sleeping or got to an uncomfortable stage in my pregnancy – I was lucky. However, once Crosby arrived I turned into that sleep deprived zombie everyone warned me about. It was hard to see it as temporary and imagine life on the other side.