Kynlee was 10lbs 1oz and 22"long.
Teagen was 10lbs 7oz and 23" long. He has now passed his sister.
I can't remember their percentiles but they are well onto the charts now!!! Yay!
Kynlee was 10lbs 1oz and 22"long.
Teagen was 10lbs 7oz and 23" long. He has now passed his sister.
I can't remember their percentiles but they are well onto the charts now!!! Yay!
It could be his cry. He really does have a sad cry. It's starts so soft, like a whimper and gradually builds. If he's really wanting my attention or if I'm not feeding him quick enough it turns into an all out scream but still a sad one.
Maybe it effects me so much because of the 50+ times he got poked in the heel when he was just 2 days old, to check his blood sugar levels.
Or because when he got his second PKU his heel wouldn't bleed (from being poked so much) so each time they squeezed his foot he screamed.
Or it could be from when he got circumcised and the bleeding wouldn't stop, and he was, once again screaming in pain.
It could be a combo of all these things. I've been pretty lucky when it came to healthy babies. So when we had to monitor him and then when we almost had to take him to the ICU I got a little scared and attached to the little guy.
Or it could be that when his heart rate dropped during delivery I was so scared all I wanted was for him to survive.
It could be the way he whimpers so softly as he's putting himself to sleep.
Or the way he reminds me of a porcelain doll with his fair completion and perfectly smooth face.
But I'm pretty sure it could definitely be from his smile though. I mean look at this cute little boy...
Where we all got spoiled. The boys got these cool scooters and have been having some major fun with them. Then we headed home to begin our Christmas Eve traditions.
We opened new pajamas.
Kaysen is saying "yee haw!"
Then we left Santa's favorite cookies out...mint Oreos!
More of that to come....
Not only that, he taught himself how to do it. By watching videos and reading books and other info online.
He's amazing when it comes to doing this hands on type stuff. He's a perfectionist so anything he does turns out great.
I've waited a long time for this little one to arrive.
Jerry had two boys that he'd get to do all kinds of fun stuff with. He talked of car restorations, basketball, football, baseball and hunting.
I pictured me making sure I was present at all of these events because I thought we may be having all boys. I didn't want to be left out. I still don't want to be.
Now I picture prom dresses,Volleyball, softball, pedicures, and wedding dresses.
But I also picture Kynlee and I alongside these boys during those car restorations, hunting escapades and home basketball matches.
I can't wait!
My grandparents from Oregon sent down these cute Christmas outfits for the twins. Teagen is a reindeer & Kynlee is Santa's helper. As you can see from some of the pics, they weren't really in a picture taking mood... But they still look cute.
One is happy...she just got fed. The other is mad...he's waiting to be fed. This is the best group picture we could get. Coordinating 4 kids is tricky business I tell ya!Hope you have a good day!
This year we invited Jeremy & Jennie's family and Greg & Cayla Fish's family over for a Nativity play and some hot cocoa.
Here is the angel telling Mary she will have a baby.
Here is Mary wrapping baby Jesus. Here are the shepherds and wise men coming to bring Him gifts and worship Him. We had 10 kids there. Ages 2 months to 6 years and all them were so good. Jerry read from the scriptures and they walked in when it was their turn then sat so quiet and still. It was seriously amazing how well they did. It's like they knew this was a sacred story.We weren't able to get a family picture since the twins were born. Well at least not a good one that I'd like to put on a card. So this one worked out perfect!
It may sound bad but Jerry and I said that Gage would be one of the hardest parts of having twins. He's strong minded and attached to me.
We've been asking ourselves what his deal is? Why is he acting like this? Finally, at 3:30am while I was up withe the babies I thought, "Maybe it's me.".
So today I've tried to change. I've been a bit more patient. I've been willing to help him a bit more. I let him help me too.
We made banana bread together. Anyone who knows Gage, knows he LOVES to cook and is constantly pretending to do so. Amazing what a little one on one time has done for this boy. This morning was GREAT!Then I had to feed Kynlee and Teagen. Then Kaysen got home from school. Out came the little stinker in Gage. That boy just wants my attention and obviously I've been slacking in that area. Otherwise he wouldn't be acting this way. So, it is me. I gotta change before I can expect him to.
Here's to change.
And hopefully easier days and a happier son.