Kay is starting to love her doorway jumper. At first she just stood there and then once Craig and I started jumping beside her she giggled so loud and started copying us. Here is a little video of her playing with Craig.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
Monday, February 8, 2010
Dear Daddy,
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Where is Kay???
Well, Kay is getting busy, busy, busy!


She enjoyed her first real snow last week. We spent the night at Grandma's house since Craig was still in China and we did not want to get snowed in alone. We took Kay outside for about five minutes and that was enough! Lets just say she was not a huge fan of the cold.



While at Grandma's we decided to clean out the attic and get some of my childhood toys out. Boy did we find some treasures! After laughing hysterically at my brother and I's childhood journals we had to write for school we decided to pose Kay with all the dolls we found. She loved it! She kept looking from one to the next. She pulled their hair, held their hands, and tried to figure out what they were.



Kay is starting to do this head scoot thing. For the first time, I put her down to take a shower and when I poked my head out to check on her she was out of sight! To get where she wants she lays on her back and pushes up with her head and arms and scoots. Not the traditional intro to crawling, but she is getting stronger! She is also realizing that she can roll to get toys now and will roll several times in a row to get what she wants.
We continue to have the never ending sock battle. I put them on, she takes them off.
Kay's cousin Charlie came and spent the day with us last week so Scott and Marcia could go to Scott's doctor appointments. It was very fun to watch Kay try to keep an eye on Charlie.
She continues to stop her "tricks" whenever I put a camera in front of her. I will keep trying to capture her scoot and other funny things she does.
We have another appointment with the ENT next week. We will hear then if Kay needs tubes immediately or if we will be able to buy some time and wait.
We have started "sleep boot camp" this week. We are now on day two. The doctor finally gave us the "ok" to not feed Kay in the middle of the night. We were waiting because of Kay's size. She is now up to 8% and I have successfully not fed her for two nights in a row. It made for some long nights (Don't ask me why I decided this was the time to start while Craig is out of town...). I hope it is worth it! Kay is really starting to eat a lot. She enjoys lots of fruits and veggies now. I am hopeful all the food will help her sleep!


She enjoyed her first real snow last week. We spent the night at Grandma's house since Craig was still in China and we did not want to get snowed in alone. We took Kay outside for about five minutes and that was enough! Lets just say she was not a huge fan of the cold.
While at Grandma's we decided to clean out the attic and get some of my childhood toys out. Boy did we find some treasures! After laughing hysterically at my brother and I's childhood journals we had to write for school we decided to pose Kay with all the dolls we found. She loved it! She kept looking from one to the next. She pulled their hair, held their hands, and tried to figure out what they were.
Kay is starting to do this head scoot thing. For the first time, I put her down to take a shower and when I poked my head out to check on her she was out of sight! To get where she wants she lays on her back and pushes up with her head and arms and scoots. Not the traditional intro to crawling, but she is getting stronger! She is also realizing that she can roll to get toys now and will roll several times in a row to get what she wants.
We continue to have the never ending sock battle. I put them on, she takes them off.
Kay's cousin Charlie came and spent the day with us last week so Scott and Marcia could go to Scott's doctor appointments. It was very fun to watch Kay try to keep an eye on Charlie.
She continues to stop her "tricks" whenever I put a camera in front of her. I will keep trying to capture her scoot and other funny things she does.
We have another appointment with the ENT next week. We will hear then if Kay needs tubes immediately or if we will be able to buy some time and wait.
We have started "sleep boot camp" this week. We are now on day two. The doctor finally gave us the "ok" to not feed Kay in the middle of the night. We were waiting because of Kay's size. She is now up to 8% and I have successfully not fed her for two nights in a row. It made for some long nights (Don't ask me why I decided this was the time to start while Craig is out of town...). I hope it is worth it! Kay is really starting to eat a lot. She enjoys lots of fruits and veggies now. I am hopeful all the food will help her sleep!
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