Our first month with Noah has been fun, exhausting, overwhelming, etc. All the things that new babies bring to a home.
The poor guy had some pretty bad jaundice, so (as mentioned in a previous post) we ended up having to put him on a bili-blanket. Luckily, this worked within the first 24 hours to start bringing his bilirubin levels down and we were no longer receiving our daily visits from the home health care nurse to take the poor little guy's blood.
Noah does a lot of sleeping, staying true to his Valenzuela heritage ;). Noah did well with sleeping from day one, and already only gets up once in middle of the night to feed, giving us a good three and a half hours or so of sleep at a time.
He also does a lot of eating. Pretty sure this trait comes strong from both sides of the family.
We're pretty sure he's the cutest baby EVER, but we might be slightly impartial.
So, this is Noah at about 1 week old...
And here is Noah at the end of the month (looking less yellow!)...
Friday, October 24, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Friday, October 17, 2008
Noah's Announcement
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Home with Noah
A summary of our first few weeks...
There was lots of sleeping:
Some tears:
Some pacifier sucking:
And on a less happy note there was also
jaundice and blood tests and biliblankets, oh my!
(yep, he was our little gloworm for a few days,
but it helped kick the jaundice, thank goodness!)
A tired daddy...
...Who loves me very much!
And of course a lot of cuteness in general:
All in all, life as a family of three has been pretty amazing.
I had my first car ride...
There was lots of sleeping:
Some tears:
Some pacifier sucking:
And on a less happy note there was also
jaundice and blood tests and biliblankets, oh my!
(yep, he was our little gloworm for a few days,
but it helped kick the jaundice, thank goodness!)
A tired daddy...
...Who loves me very much!
And of course a lot of cuteness in general:
All in all, life as a family of three has been pretty amazing.
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