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| 18 June 2012 |
20 June 2012
silly boy & little girl
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| Reading to Scout |
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| Outside without a shirt just like Daddy |
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| She's awake! |
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| Nap with Daddy |
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| This boy is a dancing machine!! |
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| In love with this little girl :) |
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| Grammie is here! |
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| So tiny |
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| Enjoying the warm afternoon outside |
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| Her face is changing every day |
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| First bath at home. Not a fan. |
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| Crazy! |
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| Pouting. But at least he is wearing his boots... |
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| He is so silly all the time. Makes us smile :) |
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| Hanging out watching cartoons with Daddy on Father's Day. |
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| Had to wear his boots to bed! |
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| Bottom shelf is a perfect seat! |
13 June 2012
Eloise Rae
Eloise Rae Donovan arrived on June 4, 2012 at 8:28am weighing 6lbs 4oz and 19in long!
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| Jodi, Wanda and the doctor. It was Wanda who actually caught Eloise since she arrived so quickly. |
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| First sponge bath. |
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| Going home. |
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| Brohm seeing Eloise for the first time :) |
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| Not quite sure what to think about his new sister. |
01 June 2012
Chickenpox
Brohm has the chickenpox! After a fabulous afternoon at the children's museum, I believe we took home more than we entered with :(
A few red bumps here and there - no big deal we thought. Mosquito bites because we spent so much time outside over Memorial Day weekend. Nope. They kept multiplying and didn't look "normal".
After a trip to the doctor, it was confirmed. Our vaccinated child indeed got the pox! The doctor had to get a second opinion from one of the other doctors in the practice because it isn't often that anybody around here gets it anymore. NC and most other states require the vaccination (or contracting the disease) prior to entering kindergarden. It just isn't common like it was when we were little.
Good news is that since he did get the shot, he has a mild case. Bumps and fever but nothing like what I expected/dreaded. It should be gone within the week. Since Peter and I both had it, we are safe. If the baby comes in the next few days, the doctor might recommend her to get the vaccination cause it can be really bad for little ones. If she holds out for another week, it seems that we will all be in the clear.
A few red bumps here and there - no big deal we thought. Mosquito bites because we spent so much time outside over Memorial Day weekend. Nope. They kept multiplying and didn't look "normal".
After a trip to the doctor, it was confirmed. Our vaccinated child indeed got the pox! The doctor had to get a second opinion from one of the other doctors in the practice because it isn't often that anybody around here gets it anymore. NC and most other states require the vaccination (or contracting the disease) prior to entering kindergarden. It just isn't common like it was when we were little.
Good news is that since he did get the shot, he has a mild case. Bumps and fever but nothing like what I expected/dreaded. It should be gone within the week. Since Peter and I both had it, we are safe. If the baby comes in the next few days, the doctor might recommend her to get the vaccination cause it can be really bad for little ones. If she holds out for another week, it seems that we will all be in the clear.
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