Addie on the first day of her 44th week.
Izzy cheesin' it up.
Everything is done princess style at our house, even Halloween crafts.
Princess Izzy
Princess Ella
Addie and I cheering on the Huskers before I passed out for the night. I fell asleep before the second quarter. Sad!
Well I stayed home with Addie for three days of this week.
The diarrhea didn’t get any better and the diaper rash was horrible. It had
opened, weeping sores. She screamed every time I walked into her bedroom with
her. She knew her pants were getting changed and it hurt like heck. We did lot
s of baking soda baths, and lots of air drying. I took her back to the
pediatrician because the one at urgent care seemed to be a bit of a moron. Dr.
Anglim gave us another compound with an antibiotic in it and said we should go
back on Elecare. NOOOOOOOO! Come to find out three other kiddos in her class
also had the same thing. I will finish out the Elecare she gave us and then go
back. We’ll see what happens.
Wednesday, Mark stayed home with the girls in the morning and
I took the afternoon shift. He was telling me that he and Addie got up earlier
and Addie was just talking away. Izzy pipes up, “She’s too loud, and I can’t
sleep.” Mark replied, “Ok sleepy head, just sleep the day away.” He shut her
bed room door. Addie proceeded to babble and soon enough, Mark heard, “It’s
nooot worrrkinnnng! She’s too loud!” I got a kick out of how grown up that
sounds. What a peanut.
After staying home with the girls for three days, Thursday
was hard to leave them at daycare. I was a little teary eyed and Izzy kept
asking what was wrong. She had gotten $4 from Mark a while back ago and she had
them in her hand and said, “Here mommy you can have these to remember me by and
not be sad.” That made me even more teary eyed. I sure love that little girl. Mark took Iz to swim lessons on Tuesday and she went down the slide by herself. That is a huge accomplishment. Every week, she would climb the stairs and sit at the top of the slide, and sit, and sit, and sit. Then she would come back down the stairs. This time she did it all by herself. You should have seen how proud she was of herself. Yay Izzy!
On Friday, we rushed home after daycare to help watch the little neighbor girl. She is the sweetest little petit thing that doesn’t like to be somewhere unfamiliar. She cried and cried. She finally warmed up to me, but as soon as I would pick her up to comfort her, Addie would get mad. She didn’t like it that I was paying attention to someone else. My friend Heather came to help. She was a life saver. She made dinner and helped with Izzy. She brought her older daughter to play with Izzy. Once Livie went to sleep she was great and she was really easy to put to sleep. Boy how Friday nights have changed!
Hope yours was a good one,
Ariann
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