Sunday, October 21, 2012
9 Months!
Henry’s nine month well-baby appointment was October 8th. He is getting to be such a big boy. He still comes in small on the baby charts
but he is growing every day! Henry doesn’t
babble a lot but he can do it, since we hear him from time to time. The doctor said not to worry and that he
still has plenty of time to develop those skills. Henry can pull himself up t things now and
will slowly work his way around furniture but has a tendency to fall a
bit. His poor face usually always has
marks now. We are still waiting for
henry to crawl.
Henry’s first sick visit:
Henry went to the doctor for his first sick visit on OCTOBER
1ST. The poor little guy had
a cold the week before and a fever throughout the entire weekend. Turns out that henry had developed an ear
infection. The doctor gave us some
antibiotics.
Henry’s first teeth:
Henry finally got some teeth the other day. The first one was the bottom right on
September 28th and the bottom left followed suit on October 2nd. He was a pretty miserable guy for about two
weeks while they worked their way out but his grin is awfully cute with his big
boy teeth!
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Autumn-isms:
Autumn picks up one of my bras this morning and says: "mom, are you going to wear these boobies today? these boobies are gorgeous!" LOL
Henry’s Broken Arm:
On July 11th
when henry woke up in the morning in his crib his arm was stuck through the
rails. Throughout the morning he wouldn’t
use the arm and seemed to be in discomfort.
I called mike at work and had him come home so I could run henry out to
the doctor’s office to be checked out. Unfortunately
Dr. Benardot wasn’t able to see us and we were stuck with another provider in
the office who was horrible (DR. Mannis).
She thought he seemed fine but after insisting on a x-ray his arm turned
out to be broken.
So… our next
stop was the ER. We waited over an hour
while everyone stood around and gave us dirty looks as if I had purposely broken
my child’s arm. He was given a temporary
splint and we were told to follow up with the orthopedics office the next day.
The next
morning at the orthopedics office we were told is was a “clean’ break, would
heal fine, and that it didn’t even need a cast.
The put a new splint on because the one from the ER wasn’t done well. We were
sent home to follow up with them in 2 weeks.
After returning
home from our vacation the following Wednesday we had a million message on our phone telling us we
needed to go to a new pediatric orthopedic in south Burlington. They had me freaking out till I could get
ahold of someone the following day (since it was after closing hours when I got
the messages).
Turns out our awful substitute
doctor (Dr. Mannis) thought it would be a good idea to drive 3 hours with a
small baby to get another opinion… we canceled the appointment.
Two weeks go
by and we go in for another x-ray and follow up appoint
ment at the orthopedics. We are told it is still completely broke, no
new healing is seen, but since henry is using the arm it must not hurt
him. So, they take the splint off and
say he’s fine. They tell us to come back
in 2 months for another x-ray just to make sure it has healed. I am completely shocked and worried about the
healing of the arm without any protection on it.
We are seeking
a second opinion just to be sure. We go
an appointment at an orthopedics in Potsdam on august 10th and he
will also have another x-ray.
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