Not only do the boys look completely different, they act completely different. Here are a few examples.
Kaleb is super strong and can push and hold himself up on his legs when being held. He kicks and throws his arms around a lot, but does not like to grip people’s fingers. Caden is strong, but lazy. If you hold him up, he curls his legs up. He does not throw his arms around and he loves to grip people’s fingers.
Kaleb loves to be swaddled tightly all day long. He loves swings and his chair that vibrates. He likes to lay on his back only. Caden does not like any of these things. Caden loves to lay in his carseat, on his stomach and side and on his boppy. He also likes his crib. Kaleb does not like any of these things.
Kaleb cries a lot. Caden just chills. Caden absolutely loves to be hugged. Kaleb loves to be set across his daddy’s chest while swaddled. Caden is not a fan of swaddles, but wants to be hugged with a blanket lightly over him.
Kaleb’s grunts sound like a laugh or a machine gun. Caden actually grunts and snorts like a pig.
Kaleb’s eyes have no color yet, but Caden’s are a pretty blue.
As of last week, Kaleb now enjoys baths. Caden screams terribly during them.
When Kaleb is hungry, he screams until he gets food. He will not sleep for long before waking and he cannot stand it when his diaper is wet. He wets his diaper a lot, which may be why he wakes up often. Caden chills, even when he is hungry. He would sleep all night and day if we would let him.
Both boys do not enjoy diaper changes, but they are great on car rides and in the stroller. They are both in love with pacifiers!
Despite their differences, they are both sweet and very loving. Although Justin and I never sleep, we are having fun with them!
