Yep. Yesterday I fouond out I have viral conguctivitis at the urgent care. And today despite introducing medication my eye looks like the eye of the hunched back of Norte Dame. I hope it gets better soon. My eye is almost completely swollen shut and i can't see that well out of it. I hope my alignment isn't off with only seeing through my right eye. It's contagious so I bought all sorts of purell and chlorox wipes yesterday....I can't give it to the baby. Which is pretty hard because my eye seems to tear every 5 minutes. So every 5 minutes I wipe it with a tissue and put on more purell.
So pray for my eye :( I don't want to feel like a freak very long.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007
Silly new mom worries
I know I'm a new mom and that I shouldn't worry, but no matter how much you tell yourself you just keep on worrying. Well let me back up and tell you....about several weeks ago she was rolling over. That morning I put her on her stomach for "tummy time" and she rolled over almost immediately. She did it 4 times in a row before I gave up that morning of getting any "tummy time" in. But since then she hasn't done it once. Not once. And when the doctor asked about her turning over at her doctors appointment I explained that she had but she doesn't anymore. The doctor didn't seem worried about it. But it made me worry about it just a little more. So recently I've been thinking that maybe I am not giving her enough "tunny time", so this morning I had her on her stomach 3 times before noon. Making sure that she was plenty upset before I rolled her over. Maybe I was previously stopping to early. Maybe she just wasn't rolling over because she knew she could just cry and I would pick her up. But nothing. So I started showing her. (I know I'm weird.) I started showing her to lift up her arm above her head, so that her arm doesn't get stuck. Then she has to swing her legs over to get the momentum to turn over. After several repetitive instructions.....nothing. The baby just looked at me and smiled.
I know when I ask people they all just give me a generalization....of they turn over at about 4 months, they sit up at about 4 months, they start crawling at about 6 months. But my baby isn't turning over anymore, and she isn't sitting up by herself and she's 4 months. So I looked at Nicky's blog where the only milestone of Emily's close to mine is where she is only starting to rock on her hands and knees at 9 months. Well that gives Penelope plenty of time to do that. No problem. I'm a cool headed mom again.
I know when I ask people they all just give me a generalization....of they turn over at about 4 months, they sit up at about 4 months, they start crawling at about 6 months. But my baby isn't turning over anymore, and she isn't sitting up by herself and she's 4 months. So I looked at Nicky's blog where the only milestone of Emily's close to mine is where she is only starting to rock on her hands and knees at 9 months. Well that gives Penelope plenty of time to do that. No problem. I'm a cool headed mom again.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Little Nelly not so little
Little Nelly had her 4 month check up yesterday, where she turned exactly 4 months.
She weighed in at 14 lbs 8 ozs (75th percentile) and 26 1/2 inches long (over 100th percentile). Her head circumference was 44 inches (above 95th percentile). But our little munchkin has an ear infection. So pray that she gets better soon.
She weighed in at 14 lbs 8 ozs (75th percentile) and 26 1/2 inches long (over 100th percentile). Her head circumference was 44 inches (above 95th percentile). But our little munchkin has an ear infection. So pray that she gets better soon.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Books I want to read
I added two books I want to read to my book corner at the bottom of the page.
The Pillars of the Earth by K. Follett
"In the quest to build the greatest Gothic cathedral ever known, a struggle between good and evil erupts—turning church against state and brother against brother (oprah.com)." It's suppose to be a drama, a thriller, a romance, a suspense, and hold you are the edge of your chair.
Love in the time of Cholera by G. G. Marquez
"In the late 1800s, in a Caribbean port city, a young telegraph operator named Florentino Ariza falls deliriously in love with Fermina Daza, a beautiful student. In this magnificent story, García Márquez beautifully and unflinchingly explores the nature of love in all its guises—small and large, passionate and serene. Love can ravage its host like a disease, but it can also persevere through the bleakest decades and survive the effects of time itself. (oprah.com)"
If anyone wants to read them with me, let me know. I'm still itching to start that internet book club.
The Pillars of the Earth by K. Follett
"In the quest to build the greatest Gothic cathedral ever known, a struggle between good and evil erupts—turning church against state and brother against brother (oprah.com)." It's suppose to be a drama, a thriller, a romance, a suspense, and hold you are the edge of your chair.
Love in the time of Cholera by G. G. Marquez
"In the late 1800s, in a Caribbean port city, a young telegraph operator named Florentino Ariza falls deliriously in love with Fermina Daza, a beautiful student. In this magnificent story, García Márquez beautifully and unflinchingly explores the nature of love in all its guises—small and large, passionate and serene. Love can ravage its host like a disease, but it can also persevere through the bleakest decades and survive the effects of time itself. (oprah.com)"
If anyone wants to read them with me, let me know. I'm still itching to start that internet book club.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Waaaaaaah!
I'm sad. I just had to dump almost 6 - 5 oz bottles of pumped breastmilk because I didn't bag it and freeze it quick enough. All that hard work.....
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