3-4 Months

• Sucks and chomps on dummy whole, sideways and bottom
• Holds hand of whoever puts dummy in
• Knows difference between Mummy & dummy
• Very clear when she's full and done eating - turns away and screams!
• Smiles at strangers and happily goes to people she doesn't know
• Happiest laying on her back, staring at the ceiling
• Aware of the camera and stops cooperating when she sees it
• People always mention the same things when seeing her for the first time
• Loves Grandma and Grandad Haw ("GG" and "G-Pop") - G-Pop calls her "Scoopy" as in Pooper Scooper
• Sleeps 10-12 hours a night with one feeding in the middle
• Found her thumb and loves sucking on it
• Whines/talks until she's out of breath - it turns into a low growl

4 Month Check-Up

• Palouse Pediatrics - Pullman, WA - Dr. Lennis Boyer 
• Height: 25" (75%)
• Weight: 15 lbs. 10 oz. (90%)
• Head Circumference: 43 cm (95%)
• Took booster shots like a champion - screamed for 30 seconds after needles, then was fine (until that night when she got a fever and had a terrible time)

Eleven weeks after Teagan was born, her cousin Samuel Kenneth Limburg arrived. Looking at them side by side was incredibly depressing – Teagan was an absolute giant! Where did the time go? But down the road when they’re older, I know that 3 months won’t make any sort of difference and they’ll be great friends.

When Teagan was only 3 months old, she took her first international flight – to Canada to visit her family!  Our day began at about 5:00 AM, then we took 3 flights and skipped 3 time zones to arrive at our destination at about 1:00 AM. What a day! We flew from Spokane to Seattle to Vancouver to Toronto. Teagan was an angel and slept for the majority of the time, prompting some to comment that she was the best “flying baby” they’d ever seen.When we were getting ready to board our flight to Vancouver, the gate agents huddled around Teagan and made such a fuss of her that people came rushing over, thinking that there was some sort of an emergency!