Pacifier snob

At 3 weeks old, Zoey is our little pacifier snob. She only likes a certain type of pacifier and even one type that appears to be ever so slightly different will not satisfy her, even for a moment. She only likes the pink and purple bear ear soothies. How dare we try to offer her a green soothie without bear ears. At least when it comes to bottles, she will drink from pink, purple, green, or any other color or type of bottle we've offered her. Here are some pictures from this week.

The only time she's worn short sleeves. She actually posed nicely for me.

Brother and sister hanging out together

Taken by her daddy

Another cute pose for her daddy

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