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bakerbabymom - Thursday, 8 May
That is so strange. I definitely do not think that it is a reaction to the tape. Especially if it is painful to him

bakerbabymom - Thursday, 8 May
 wow that looks so strange did you ask the doc about it? And is it still like that?

karenc - Saturday, 3 May
oh your poor baby :( and poor you! I hope he feels better soon. I wondered, too, if you've tried giving him fluids using a spoon or dropper? maybe his head (or something) hurts when he sucks and thatzs why he's refusing the bottle. anyway, good vibes coming zack's way!!

Bri - Friday, 2 May
I'm so happy. I get worried when little ones aren't eating. YAY! I'm sure it just has been a long day for him too. He probably was tired and stuff was just not right in his system.

babymakes3 - Friday, 2 May
I read your post ... best of luck to you & your baby. I'm sure everything will work out fine. The waiting is the hardest.

seven - Thursday, 1 May
I saw that your son is getting tubes in his ears. My son is only 5 months and he will get them in 2 weeks. So i understand your worry. I had tubes in my ears and my sister did as well and her daughter. Its actually better because the infections can damage the childs ear. My son has mild hearing loss that could become permanent if he doesn't get them asap so have no worries this will help you. His equilibrium is probably off from there as well you will notice a change in him, he will be able to do more things and trust me in the long run it will help him out.

luvbeingamom - Thursday, 1 May
I am sorry for your worry. My older son had his adnoids out and had tubes. He is much better for it. The tubes went in when he was about 7 months old. It is very worrisom and there is nothing i will be able to say that will make you worry less! I am sure it will be fine. He will be much happier for it in the long run. You will be surprised how fast the whole thing is. Though i have to say the hardest moment in life is letting them take your little one away for surgery when you have to stay behind. Take a magizine so you can pretend to read. Something mindless with lots of pics! It doesn't tend to take very long and you will be holding him in your arms again in no time! I am sorry. I know it is tough. I will keep you and him in my prayers!

xo1stimemommyxo - Friday, 25 April
Thank you so much!! I found out yesterday I will be getting induced tomorrow!!!! My baby is big and ready to go and i'm already dialated 2 cm and the dr. said i just need a little push :) I can't wait. thank you for your kind words I totally have appreciated this site every single day of my pregnancy because of all the wonderful women!!! XOXOXO

sammii - Friday, 25 April
reall? omg that'd kill me as i hate hospitals!! here in the uk they have to keep the baby in a minimum of 6 hours, but if all is well and you want to o.... i guess u can! Jack is my third so i guess they knew id be fine.

luvbeingamom - Tuesday, 22 April
I read your comment. My older son had tubes put in his ears at 7 mos and shortly after my second son was born he had his adnoids removed. Though there are inhearent risks with anyone going under everything should be ok. The tubes won't bother him after just a couple hours. The adnoids take a couple days to recover. I will keep you and your little one in my thoughts and prayers. In general it is harder on the parents than it is on the child.

*Precious.Moments* - Tuesday, 15 April
your boys are so cute!.. its funny i didnt even notice she had it until her 1st check up when the doctor pointed it out.. it seems to have gotten a lil bigger tho.. not somethin im worried about.. i actually think its kinds cute.. adds a little more character.. i guess its a pretty common thing.. my little sister had two of them.. one on her neck and one on her head... which disappeared as she got older..

Greta - Tuesday, 25 Mar
Well, Wes was sick alot for several months. I guess being in day care is the blame. Knock on wood, he hasnt been sick for a while. I hate to hear your little guy isnt feeling well. I hope everything is ok.

Greta - Monday, 24 Mar
Hi, I was checking out you pics and its scary how much my son and your youngest look a like. Check out my page and see for yourself. Really weird. I dont think you can tell in his pics but Wes also has blue eyes.

lachinoiserie - Thursday, 20 Mar
aww... the pictures of him sitting is oh so cute!

Bek 30 - Wednesday, 19 Mar
Hi how r u? I would double check with ure nurse about it being contahious. I had it once when I was 17 and worked in child care. I went to the dr's thinking it was chicken pox, he said it was reasola but it wasn't contagious. But then RobinG said it is. Put it this way, nobody ever caught it off me and I was sleeping in the same bed as my partner. U can bath ure kids in alpha keri oil, it helps to get rid of it faster.

nearly 30 - Wednesday, 19 Mar
Hi thanks for the comment about my daughter sleeping on her tummy. She is really goosd at lifting her head so I guess she will be fine. I put her down on her back tomight and within 10 minutes she had rolled over and then gone to sleep on her tummy. My husband would love to have more kids, and suggested 5 but said he would settle for 4. Im contemplating one more but not just yet. Seren is such a good baby that it makes me want more but one more means a new car and so we need to think things through very carefully. Your boys are gorgeous and I love Zackarys hair. He looks so strong sitting up in the photos. Seren has done it once or twice but not for long before she plops over onto the pillow. She is trying to crawl at the moment but getting frustrated as she can get up on her knees but doesnt know what to do with her arms. I cant believe how quickly the last 5 months has gone. xxx

luvbeingamom - Sunday, 16 Mar
I don't get me wrong my older son LOVES the baby. He loves on him and is always saying baby is so cute mommy. but when i say jealousy it is b/c of the regression in potty training and also b/c he suddenly wants to be with me all the time. Up until Jake was born, i was always just the lady with the food. If daddy was there he couldn't care less if i was there until he was hungry. But now, i am always in demand! haha. We live in Northern VA (about 30 minutes from DC). It is about 5.5 hours to Raleigh, NC. Maybe one time when we are there (we go there a few times a year) we can get them together for a play date. :-)

luvbeingamom - Saturday, 15 Mar
You have beautiful family! Our boys are the same ages. My older son will be 3 Jun 2nd and my baby was born Oct 22nd! Is your almost 3 year old having regression issues after you little one was born? Was/Is he potty trained? My son was almost potty trained and now wants NOTHNG to do with the 'big boy potty'.

3xmom - Thursday, 13 Mar
His hair is really cute! I probably would have trimmed it out of his eyes too. :)

kayla-love - Wednesday, 5 Mar
So sorry for your losses. You do need to talk about whats happened. It will be too much to keep it inside for fear of upsetting your children. Talk to your husband and also your doctor.Do you have good close friends that maybe you could talk to. Dont feel guilty for showing your emotions to your kids but be sure if you feel things are getting too much to seek help. Thinking of you, kiss kayla

RobinG - Wednesday, 5 Mar
(((()))) I am so so sorry for your losses ~ you are in Fayetteville NY? I live near there if so ~ Please know we are here for you anytime and to give cyber hugs. My mom died from ovarian cancer 4 weeks after my 2nd was born, my oldest was 4.5. My two sisters, Jamie 46 has breast cancer and my younger Sister Colleen 37 has ovarian and breast cancer right now and right now is a very very difficult time for us ~ watching them in the fight of their lives. I am awaiting genetic testing to know if I have the gene they have (BRCA-1) In regards to your grief please know that children are very intuitive, they turn to us too for everything. They learn by example and grief and saddness are not only normal emotions during death and loss but are also acceptable ~ nothing bothers me more then in my moments of sadness people feel uncomfortable by it and want it to go away. You are grieving your loss and your children are also grieving, inside they are probably unsure how to handle their sadness. Colleens twins are 4 and they see it with her too. You should not only hug your babies/children and hold them close showing them it is ok to cry and be sad to help your own grief but it will also help them and teach them it is ok for them to cry too. I hate when men say suck it up and dont cry. When my mom died I went right into where Daniel was and hugged him and we cried together. He always talks to me now when he is down and when he feels he needs to cry (even 8 years later) I am so glad he can come to me when he has those emotions. Protecting our kids from these emotions isnt always the right thing to do. My sister does the same ~ one of her twins asked her the other day if she is going to Jesus and she said no not right now but someday we all will be. They hugged and talked more about it. Saddness and grief shouldnt be an emotion we hide from our children we want them to know it is ok to express those emotions. They watch us to learn what is ok and not ok. And they lost their gram too, they too are grieving and are looking at you to see how they too should be reacting. Hug them and cry with them and be comforted and soothed together through the healing process. (((((())))))

JenO - Wednesday, 5 Mar
Wow you have had a lot to deal with! You need to take some time for yourself so you are able to be the mom that your kids need! Don't feel guilty about it...it will be good for them too!

juliasf - Wednesday, 5 Mar
Oh man- I am so sorry you are going through all of this! As for your Dr- yes, I would check into either changing Dr's or just seeking out a second opinion in regards to Zack's symptoms. Is he breast or formula fed? Do you have support? Other family members, your husband, a close friend? It sounds like you could really use someone right now.

lachinoiserie - Wednesday, 5 Mar
Even the best mom needs time for themselves! Think of it this way, you can't be a good mom without first taking care of yourself so you can take care of your boys. I think you should take an afternoon off and have some 'me' time and settle your emotions. It sounds like you've had a tough month! And there's nothing wrong showing your boys that you are upset at the lost... it's something they should learn.

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