E was born October 1st at 10:35 pm... BLINK... here I am that same time a month later. That's how it feels, like the first month has happened in the blink of an eye. I know it's cliche', but it truly has gone by so much faster this time! Here is a list of little milestones.
He now weighs 9 pounds 10 ounces. I was barely able to squeeze him into one of his newborn sleepers tonight, so it looks like he'll be wearing 0-3 months size starting now.
He finally lost his umbilical stump at 3 weeks and so we were able to give him his first real bath.
This happened to fall during the time that J's family were in town so there were 5 women doting over this little guy while his grandma washed him.
He really likes the water!
He even let them brush his hair
His first holiday was Halloween. It's funny, I saved all of the kids costumes and now that I have a chance to reuse them (E could have worn Z's first costume which was a monkey) I would rather get to see them be something different.
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Soooooooo sweet! I just love his little face and want to hold him so much!!!
Aw! He's adorable in his little costume! I've heard that to be true of 3rd children, & it seems to be true of all the ones I know! Maybe they just have to be that way, since Mama's got her hands full? :)
He is adorable!!! We'll be praying for your family Monday! SJ will do great (and so will you). So thankful God made children so resilient :)
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I remember well Allison's 1st implant surgery, what a scary and hopeful day. I still can't believe it has been almost 8 years since she was implanted.
It has been a long road, but the rewards of hearing her talk have been worth it all.
If I can be of any help to you, please let me know. I always found that it helped to have someone who has been there, done that when we started on this wonderful CI journey with Allison.
I pray that the surgery went well on Monday and look forward to reading about her activation day.
You have a beautiful family....God has blessed you.
Shelly
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It does not seem possible that it has been almost 8 years since Allison got her 1st implant. She has made amazing progress and I pray the same for your little girl.
If we can be of any help to you, please let us know. I found it was nice to have someone who has been there, done that when we started the wonderful journey on the CI road. I look forward to reading about your little girl's activation day. It is a scary but hopeful day.
You have a beautiful family...God has blessed you.
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