Jack learning Spanish?

Well, sort of. I recently decided that I wanted to get a sound machine to put in Jack's nursery for when he's sleeping. After looking around some and deciding that they were a bit pricy, I bought a small clock radio so that we could play the "white noise" (you know, in between stations) while Jack was sleeping. The other night I was laying in bed when I suddenly realized that I could hear a man's voice over Jack's intercom! Totally freaking out I ran into his room only to discover that somehow the radio signal had changed and it was on a Spanish station! Considering what a light sleeper he is, I was thankful that it didn't wake him up. Then I thought about how people play Mozart in their sleep or put textbooks under their pillows, and I considered leaving it on. :) Rational thought won out, though, and I quickly switched it off.

Today I bought one of those stuffed bears that you stick on the side of the crib and it plays womb sounds. (If you're wondering what "womb sounds" are--it sounds like when we listened to the baby's heartbeat through my tummy while I was pregnant--kind of a whooshing sound) It's pretty neat--even turns off by itself!

The pictures below are new ones we just received in the mail from Eric's mom from her visit in June. I hope you enjoy them!