He is a very noisy sleeper and often cries and squeaks in his sleep. I have to look and make sure he is awake at feeding times because of his squawks in the morning, I don't want to get him up if he isn't really awake. He absolutely HATES having his diaper changed and cries bloody murder when it happens which is, what seems like, 8 million times a day! He is the poopiest child as well. I feel like every diaper I change is a poopy one. He had/has a bout of diaper rash that we are working on getting rid of.
My in-laws were here immediately after I got home from the hospital and were a God-send. It was wonderful having people I trusted watch out for my little guy while I slept and recovered from the c-section/birth in between feedings. Now this week my mom is here and I've been able to get out of the house and be independent. I went to my doctors appoint, motherhood maternity for nursing bras, Adam and I went to Sam's Club and Arby's for lunch, and even to the outlets for a quick stop at Gap and Carter's. I am surprised that it wasn't that hard for me to leave the little guy for awhile. It's nice because I knew he was sleeping and in good hands.
I'm looking forward to having all the visitors gone and time for me and Matthew to get in to a more solid schedule and of course watch all kinds of day-time tv and movies! Yay for maternity leave! No work for me until March.
Here are some pictures to enjoy from the last weeks home with our little buddy:
Dad and his human and dog children.
Matthew's first Christmas.
First outing to the pediatrician.
Meeting Grandma for the first time.
Wow! I can't believe your little man is 2 weeks old aready! It is awesome that breastfeeding is going so well! I hope I have the same experience in a few weeks here:) He is such a handsome little guy! Enjoy your time cuddling and getting to know your sweet "Cheeks"!
ReplyDelete2 weeks already gosh I feel like it has flown. How is your pup adjusting to having Matthew around? Like you and to echo bird I hope to have the same experience with breast feeding.
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe how adorable he is!!! He is finally here...can you believe it?? All that waiting is over!! It seems most infants are noisy and seem to squawk a lot in their sleep which I would guess would cause a lot of anxiety in new parents. Hope everyone is settling in and your body is recovering...please post more pictures when you are able :) Thinking of you!!!
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