Daniel has 2 teeth! It looks like his bottom right tooth emerged first quickly followed by the bottom left. Poor little guy! Andrew has been spending lots of time on his belly and enjoying it. Colin does not like his tummy time and will sometimes flip himself over which makes him very happy. He loves to kick those little feet. They love to jump in the jumperoo. They are eating 2-3 jars of baby food a day along with 2 tbsp of cereal and 4 bottles. They are eating well. I still can't believe how big they are getting!
Our triplets were born on December 27, 2008 at St. John's Mercy Medical Center. Each baby weighed 3 lbs. 4 oz. Andrew Martin was delivered first followed by Colin Bryan both at 8:09. Finally Daniel Louis arrived at 8:10. Colin was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect shortly after birth. Colin's heart surgery was on January 6, 2009 and his recovery has been nothing short of a miracle! Thanks for visiting our blog and reading about all 3 of our little miracles!
Friday, September 25, 2009
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Saturday, September 19, 2009
It's been a busy week! Hoyt and I went out of town Monday morning until Tuesday evening and it was a wonderful getaway. Much needed and much appreciated! My parents stayed with the kids with a little help from family and friends. We are lucky! The babies had a big appointment Thursday at the Child Development Center. It was a NICU followup appointment and they met a nurse practitioner, developmental therapist, physical therapist and NICU doctor. They all feel that all 3 babies look wonderful and are developing properly. It was a very reassuring appointment. The P.T. gave us some pointers to help build up Andrew and Colin's upper body and trunk strength. Dr. Klesh said we are doing a great job with the babies and that they look like very happy and secure babies. They were all weighed and Colin is now the largest at 21 pounds, Andrew at 20 pounds and Daniel at 19 pounds. Colin had an appointment with the cardiologist yesterday, too, and his EKG and echo cardiogram look normal. He'll see the cardiologist again in 6 months (March) and will probably have a cardiac catheterization (to look at the coronary artery graft) sometime soon thereafter. It was nice to have Hoyt home all week, but he is back to work in a couple of days.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
It's been a little challenging since the weekend since everybody here, except for Hoyt, has a cold. Regardless, we're getting through 1 hour at a time. Constant cleaning and sanitizing going on around here! Jack started preschool today and had a good time. The babies got to stay home with Aunt Joanie thank goodness! Daniel is rolling all over the floor so the baby gate to the steps is back in effect! Andrew and Colin are close to sitting on their own. They are now 6 months old developmentally. We're sticking to 2 jars of baby food and 2 tbsp of cereal a day. Along with 25-28 ounces of formula a day, I think it's enough. Hoyt and I are planning a 1 night get away this coming Monday. The kids will stay here with my parents with help from family, too. We are excited!
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