10 March 2006
Charleigh is growing like CRAZY! We can definetly tell a difference in how her clothes fit and how much heavier she is when you hold her. She has had a few meltdowns, they are rare so for the most part she really is an easy baby to care for. When she cries you know something is wrong. Last week my twin sister came down and stayed and watched Charleigh, they both had a good time Lacy is so funny, I would call to check up on them and I would hear Lacy scream and then silence and I would be sitting there on the other end of the phone worried something was really wrong and it would end up just being Charleigh sneezing and spraying milk on Lacy, or Charleigh spitting up on her. This week my Dad is here. He has really impressed me with his baby skills. He used to hand her off as soon as she made a face like she might cry, last night she was crying and Dad said "Let Grandpa see if he can help her" and the most amazing part is that he did. She stopped crying, he started smiling, partly because she was feeling better but you could tell is was also because he had been the one who had done it. Then he spent all night on the couch with her on his chest because Ben and I have also caught some kind of cold. He got up with her when she woke up and fed her and then slept on the couch with her. He is leaving to go home tonight and I'm sure Charleigh will miss him almost as much as her Grandpa will miss her.
23 February 2006
Charleigh is now up to 7lbs and 4ozs. She had a doctors appointment on Friday, Dr. Lee weighed her and checked her out, she said she is very healthy and progressing well. She is so much fun to be around ,we stare at her for hours. She finally had her first meltdown where she cried for a few minutes and I wasn't really sure what she needed. It turned out to just be gas and she was fine after a few minutes. She also rolled over, I think it was an accident, she was startled she actually made it all the way over and it hasn't happened since. She went to Sedalia with us to watch her daddy ride at a bullriding. I don't think she was real thrilled, we will give her a little time to get into it.
We found out from Adrienne's Grandma that Adrienne's Great-Grandfather Charlie was born on the same day as little Charleigh, we thought that we pretty interesting.
Things are wonderful we are looking forward to spring and letting Charleigh have her first ride on a horse. We are excited to she how she will react to the horses when she is a little older. well we will see everyone later update you soon
We found out from Adrienne's Grandma that Adrienne's Great-Grandfather Charlie was born on the same day as little Charleigh, we thought that we pretty interesting.
Things are wonderful we are looking forward to spring and letting Charleigh have her first ride on a horse. We are excited to she how she will react to the horses when she is a little older. well we will see everyone later update you soon
16 February 2006
15 February 2006
Charleigh is one month old.
She has stared eating more often and at times she eats every hour. (Good Times waking up all night then pretty much all the next day) Then she will go a couple of nights where she will sleep for as long as we let her. She has grow to a monstrous 7lbs 5ozs! She has become more aware of her surroundings and remains awake for longer periods of time. It is so much fun watching her progress. She still hasn't had any real fits, she will let out one little cry, wait for a response, & if we are slow in meeting her needs she will let out another, but we still have yet to have a major meltdown. Lets just hope it remains that way I have went back to clinical at school one day a week and Ben gets to spend more time with her. He gets so excited. He calls it "Charleigh Time" The first couple of times I would call to see how they were doing, to make sure she was eating for him and Ben would almost be aggravated like I was questioning his capability, he would answer like he had been taking care of infants all his life. I guess I knew that they would be fine, it was me who had the problem. It was such a long day, every day thatI was away from her and I was so sad to be away even if it was only for a few hours. I start back to school full time next Monday and I have been dreading it since I was admitted into the hospital waiting to be induced. So I guess I will go for now, next time we will not take so long to update this see everyone later,
She has stared eating more often and at times she eats every hour. (Good Times waking up all night then pretty much all the next day) Then she will go a couple of nights where she will sleep for as long as we let her. She has grow to a monstrous 7lbs 5ozs! She has become more aware of her surroundings and remains awake for longer periods of time. It is so much fun watching her progress. She still hasn't had any real fits, she will let out one little cry, wait for a response, & if we are slow in meeting her needs she will let out another, but we still have yet to have a major meltdown. Lets just hope it remains that way I have went back to clinical at school one day a week and Ben gets to spend more time with her. He gets so excited. He calls it "Charleigh Time" The first couple of times I would call to see how they were doing, to make sure she was eating for him and Ben would almost be aggravated like I was questioning his capability, he would answer like he had been taking care of infants all his life. I guess I knew that they would be fine, it was me who had the problem. It was such a long day, every day thatI was away from her and I was so sad to be away even if it was only for a few hours. I start back to school full time next Monday and I have been dreading it since I was admitted into the hospital waiting to be induced. So I guess I will go for now, next time we will not take so long to update this see everyone later,
28 January 2006
It has been two weeks since Charleigh's arrival. We couldn't be happier. She is constantly making our lives better. Every time we look at her we smile. We are taking in everything she does and enjoying every second because we know she won't ever be this little or at this stage of life again. We look forward to her growing older but are also somewhat sad that she can't be little forever. Right now we are truely loving life, everything about it
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