More photos...and your questions answered!

We are happy to report that we've had a good couple days -- Tae is feeling more and more comfortable with us, and he is continuing to be more comfortable exploring his new surroundings. And we are completely smitten with him -- he's a delight, even when he's not! He's had less crying episodes, and usually they're related to teething. And as new parents who have prepared so long for this day, even the crying (mostly!)seems like music to our ears. Tae has already poured loads of joy into his parents' and grandparents' hearts. Here are some more photos of our Beautiful Star, and your questions answered below:
Tae stealing grandpa's glasses:
Tae "helping" daddy build the backyard deck:
In emails and conversations we've had great questions from people about Tae, and since we thought others might be wondering too we decided to post answers here:

Name
We've decided to keep Tae as his first name, and we're deciding on a middle name. We'll keep Schofield (my last name) as a second middle name and Isensee as his last name, but we're still deciding on a first middle name, whether the rest of his Korean name (Tae Gyu) or an American name.

Walking?
In one photo on our last post, it looked like Tae was walking. He's not quite walking yet - but it won't be long! He can pull himself up and use the furniture to walk a few steps. We assume that he'll be walking by his first birthday (August 31).

Sleeping
We've decided for the time being to co-sleep with Tae on a futon mattress on the floor of his room. He co-slept with his foster mom (the norm in Korea) and has never been in a crib, so we decided that now is not the time to start when he's going through so much transition otherwise. Nighttime is the hardest for Tae, when he's most aware of his foster mom's absence, so being able to comfort and quiet him immediately has been so helpful. Plus, like every baby, he truly looks like an angel when he's sleeping.

Last night he was in bed over 12 hours, but up two short times and one long one...though I (Jana) did end up getting 8 hours of sleep...a nice treat.


Skin
Tae has very light skin -- even the director of the Holt agency in Korea said he looked "white." However, just like Caucasians, Koreans have many variations in skin tone, and both of Tae's birthparents were full Korean. His skin may turn darker as he grows, but for now we actually have similar skin tones as him.

Caring for him
Until he's feeling more bonded with both of us, we're not having others (even the patient grandparents!) hold/feed/bathe/change him yet, and we're still sticking close to home so that he's not overwhelmed by too much more newness. He's played on the floor with grandparents and a couple others, but for now we're doing all we can to ensure he feels fully comfortable with his new parents before enlarging his world even more. We are so grateful for the remarkable steps in his comfort level he's made in the past few days, but we still have a journey ahead of all of us. Yet it's one we're walking with joy!

Many thanks for your thoughts and prayers! We'll post again in a few days.