Tomorrow I have x-rays done to learn more about my stones. John also has an appointment tomorrow to most-likely be sent to a sleep specialist; we think he might have sleep apnea which would explain how he is constantly tired--and his loud snoring that reminds me of my dad.
I have been adoring the interaction between L + O lately, as she is crying less and laughing more, and he is obviously learning (and reaching) so much all the time. He was so whiney and teething the other day I picked him up to listen to his favorite songs and he fell asleep like this...drooling all over me. I love him so much. John and I are still in awe of the fact that we created another human, who is now his own person with a personality. He even says "No-wee" when he doesn't want to do something--as if it's an emphatic 'no'. Sometimes I miss having Lucas + Mommy time and letting him sleep in our bed, but I am excited about how much he can do now, and proud/thankful of how well he sleeps at night. I woke up yesterday to an Olivia staring up at me, and she starts laughing. I love how aware she is of everything now--especially her big brother. It was painful for a while having both babies alone to deal with, but there are many rewards to being a mom to babies close together and I hope they remain close all their lives.
2 comments:
awwww this post is so sweet! I remember telling you that once you have another child, you just get into the groove. Next thing you know, you are doing it. Now, for number 3! Except then, I don't think we will be hearing from you on blogger anymore :) ;)
yup--time sure did go by fast--she is no longer a newborn! I know i keep saying we are waiting until lucas is in school to try again, but we'll see how things pan out--it literally is in John's hands lol.
But i want to get a clean bill of health beforehand this time so hopefully this dr will be able to rid me of these stones soon.
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