The other day I was at work, and I opened my email to a surprise. It was an email from Janell. I love getting email from her, especially when they have pictures of the kids in them.
When Janell emailed me the pictures of them playing, the email said, “I don’t know who likes it more, but the crying has stopped (for now).”
See the video here on Vimeo.
We are desperate to get Benjamin to sleep a little more at night. The night before last night, he had a great night sleeping, so we felt good. We had given him a little cereal before to try to get him to sleep a little longer, and it seemed to work.
So, last night, we tried again. I’m not sure he liked the cereal or not. He was eating it. You be the judge.
Well, it didn’t help him sleep. Oh well. At least we got to use his new high chair.
See the video on Vimeo if you can’t see it here.
They say that babies who are born breech have trouble with their hips because of the pressure placed on them before birth.
Since Benjamin was born breech, the doctors wanted to do an ultrasound on his hips when he turned 6 weeks old. So we went for today.
We went to St. Joseph’s Hospital in Tampa. The results came back negative. Everything is normal. Thank God that nothing was wrong. We didn’t even see the doctor after they did the ultrasound because everything was fine.
So, we went to International Plaza as a family since we were already down that way. Nathan got to play at the Looney Toons park (see the video below), I got to take my first ever trip to an Apple Store (although I didn’t spend as much time there as I would have liked), and we all got to share a delicious cheesecake at The Cheesecake Factory.
Overall, it was a great family day despite the stress of having to go to the hospital for the test. Thanks for praying for us (follow our PoulettePrayer twitter stream.)
Let the posting of pictures and videos of our second child begin. He’s a good little boy, so far, and he likes to do his impersonation of a pterodactyl or veloceraptor.
He’s been super good, considering he’s been stuck in the foot numerous times by the doctors so they can take blood from him. Hopefully, that will stop soon.
