Saturday, November 29, 2014
Friday, November 28, 2014
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
10 weeks old
Friends came to visit and meet Hazel!
Quinn (Tim and Krista's daughter) is now 15 months old! Krista is laying down because she didn't feel well- she's pregnant again!! Due in April.
Sleeping in the sling
Justin gets to be daddy nanny on Mondays. He loves that time with hazel. Why am I in italics? Oh well.
Tubbie plus media time. Normal.
Friday, November 21, 2014
Monday, November 17, 2014
Happy 2 month birthday, Hazel Lynne!
Our sweet angel baby was born 2 months ago
Today was my first day back at work. It was very hard. Mamas aren't meant to be away form their babies this young (ever?). But I am so grateful that Justin has Mondays off, and he was home with her today. I'm also grateful to live so close to work that I could come home at lunch and nurse her, so she only needed 2 bottles today. Finally, I'm grateful to have grandparents who will watch her Wednesday and Thursday this week, the other days I work.
Waiting for the first bottle to warm up today ("I have to wait to eat?!?")
She's still a good sleeper- she likes to sleep up against the side of the mattress.
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Best thing ever
We had a Thanksgiving dinner with the Kennedys and mom and dad Christensen on Saturday. Someone other than me put all the leftovers away. When I went to make a leftover plate for dinner, I saw this awesome example of reusing ziplocks.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Lip tie update and 8 weeks old
Great news- Hazel can nurse now!!! Saturday afternoon, we had our first ever nursing session without pain on the right side! The left side was always a little better, and she's almost perfect on that side by now. The right side is at about 75% - about every 4th session it is painful for me. But I am beyond happy!!!
At our follow-up last week, the stitch in her lip had not dissolved yet, and the specialist thought that could be why she hasn't re-learned how to nurse. She made the analogy that it's like she has been waking with a rubber band around her legs, and now she has to learn to walk without it. I wasn't so sure, but with the extra time off of work, I felt comfortable taking the time to see the stitch heals before going to another specialist downstate.
I am so so so happy that it has healed and she has (pretty much) learned how to nurse again. I am not looking forward to returning to work, so I knew I desperately wanted ton keep nursing to keep that bond between us when I am home with her. I am just elated that it will work out :)
Here's some pics of our 8 week old girl
Here, she was smiling huge smiles, and I would take out my phone to snap a pic, and she would do this face. I have like 20 pics on my phone with this same expression (haha)
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