Today Jon's brother, Billy, and his wife, Theresa, came to visit little Emily. We all went to Southlake Town Square for lunch and a short stroll. It was the first time we've taken her out in her stroller so that was fun! Emily did well even though it started to get a little warm. We went into a couple of shops to cool down and ended up at Barnes and Noble where she got a diaper change and a bottle. It was so comfy in there. I wanted to stay for at least another hour. But we headed back home so Emily could nap for awhile.
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Friday, May 22, 2009
Emily Smiles
Today Jon's brother, Billy, and his wife, Theresa, came to visit little Emily. We all went to Southlake Town Square for lunch and a short stroll. It was the first time we've taken her out in her stroller so that was fun! Emily did well even though it started to get a little warm. We went into a couple of shops to cool down and ended up at Barnes and Noble where she got a diaper change and a bottle. It was so comfy in there. I wanted to stay for at least another hour. But we headed back home so Emily could nap for awhile.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Emily 1 month old
Hello! Emily's one month old already - time flies! Some of her milestones include being able to smile, laughing a little bit when she's nodding off to sleep, cooing, and eating a lot. She also looks in the direction of noises and recognizes mommy and daddy's voices. In honor of her being one month old, Emily decided to christen me with a diaper blowout! It went everywhere. Ha ha ha! Our latest challenge is getting her to sleep for longer periods during the night. She seems to sleep better in the morning and late afternoon. She's such a joy and keeps us busy with laundry, diaper changes and feedings. And everyone says she looks like her daddy (that's ok). We are looking forward to taking her out in the stroller once the weather gets better. Mommy's just paranoid that she'll catch a cold and get sick. But I guess all babies get sick eventually. She is kind of stuffy right now. The pediatric nurse said that's because she may have excess amniotic fluid draining. C-section babies have that drainage for a few weeks after birth since they didn't get squeezed out the birth canal. So in the meantime I'm using saline drops in her nose and aspirating any mucus I can see. Emily does not like that at all and I don't blame her. I wouldn't like it either.
I'll keep taking pictures and trying to blog when I can. I seem to have my days and nights mixed up like Emily. Luckily Jon helps me out tremendously by letting me rest while he looks after our baby.