You heard right! We are finally home and mostly settled in. Still working on a schedule because we definitely need one with Andrew riding the bus for 1 1/2 hours both ways, pumping, feeding, showering, eating (it is 10:17 and I haven't had anything but gummy bears), sleeping. Luckily I have a wonderful mother-in-law who bathed Anne today and watches her while I shower. We got home Sunday Afternoon and Mom had decorated the house with a big welcome home sign and a bunch of ribbons. Anne is the cutest little thing and it is so great to finally spend time with her in my own space. However, parenthood is going to take some getting used to. Like Andrew said late late last night.... "It's a good thing she is cute." She still struggles with bottle feeding and preparing her bottle still takes a rocket scientist but we manage. Giving her vitamins is another story... not a fan. She does however like her
Prevacid it tastes fruity which I'm sure must be a real treat compared to what she normally gets. She really knows how to tell you what she likes and doesn't like. Its kinda funny actually... she will fuss and cry when you are bugging her but the instant the bugging (like changing any manor of apparel) stops... crying stops and she is fine. Like a light switch seriously. We are slowly letting close family meet her and hold her. Just two at a time and only after they wash their hands. Sorry for being so paranoid everybody but you would too if your baby spent its first two months of life in the
NICU. One thing I have learned... she is so
grunty and noisy! Its not a problem for her to wake us up in the middle of the night... no need for tears just grunt grunt grunt. Its funny except I'm tired when she does it. Well thanks for your prayers and thoughts. Sorry if this is to long and
boring. Pictures to follow.