Ms. Brooke seems to have worked her way through most of her digestive issues and we are grateful for the 4-5 hour stretches of sleep at night. After switching to Dr. Brown bottles and sticking to the Gentlease formula, we've got a content baby. Whew. She's high maintenance a little earlier than I expected, but so worth it. Just look at this smile...
***SHAMELESS PLUG***
If you've got the sniffles, a sore throat, unsightly warts, ingrown toenails, you get the picture... and you're in need of a good health care practitioner, call Page Family Practice and make an appointment with Trent. He'll take good care of you. Promise.And a disclaimer from the previous post - I cut and sewed the squares together for Trent's quilt, but then sent it through a ginormous quilting machine (that is surely referred to as Big Bertha) to be quilted. I only wish I was that talented and had a house big enough to put up quilting frames. My mom edged it for me while I was recovering from childbirth in the hospital. Sorry if I dashed any notions that I am supernally gifted.





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Part of the time that baby looks just like Ty and other times, nothing like him. I guess that's part of being a sibling, right? Her hair is very cute.
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