Dinner time!
All cozy, except my legs had a hot flash!
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So far....
We have now had a little over 6 weeks to adjust to parenthood. It has been an exciting learning experience. The first two weeks were definitely the hardest and their were times when I asked myself "why didn't anyone talk about this part of it?" By the 3rd week everything was going smoother and it has gotten easier every day.
I think Luke weighs about 10 lbs and is about 25 inches long. We had a tricky time putting him on a baby formula but a few projectile vomiting spells and several changes of clothes later ( for both of us) we found one that works. Luke never turns down a meal. He has had a few outings to the grocery store, to dinner or to Nana and Pappy's house but other than that at home most of the time. Luke will get to go to church and actually meet people after he has his vaccinations. Luke is only waking us up one time during the night so we feel very blessed. Luke is a great baby: he sleeps, eats and poops just like every other newborn but he has also started smiling and cooing. He is beginning to show us glimpses of his little personality.
Luke's likes: the sound of running water, bath time, liquid vitamins, grape pedialyte, (also still likes lights and his swaddle me blanket)
Luke's dislikes: being burped, the booger sucker, face wash in the absence of bath time
Cute things Luke does: smiles and coos
Things we have learned: poop stains, one bottle of the wrong formula leads to 3x that amount of projectile vomit
On an additional note: John passed his comprehensive exams and is set to graduate on May 8. Yeah!
I think Luke weighs about 10 lbs and is about 25 inches long. We had a tricky time putting him on a baby formula but a few projectile vomiting spells and several changes of clothes later ( for both of us) we found one that works. Luke never turns down a meal. He has had a few outings to the grocery store, to dinner or to Nana and Pappy's house but other than that at home most of the time. Luke will get to go to church and actually meet people after he has his vaccinations. Luke is only waking us up one time during the night so we feel very blessed. Luke is a great baby: he sleeps, eats and poops just like every other newborn but he has also started smiling and cooing. He is beginning to show us glimpses of his little personality.
Luke's likes: the sound of running water, bath time, liquid vitamins, grape pedialyte, (also still likes lights and his swaddle me blanket)
Luke's dislikes: being burped, the booger sucker, face wash in the absence of bath time
Cute things Luke does: smiles and coos
Things we have learned: poop stains, one bottle of the wrong formula leads to 3x that amount of projectile vomit
On an additional note: John passed his comprehensive exams and is set to graduate on May 8. Yeah!
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