Connor made a visit to the pediatrician for his "6" month (4 months corrected) check up earlier this month. He is following Cameron's lead, 5% for weight and 75% for height. 14lbs 4oz and 27". Maybe we have some swimmers in the making?
I have decided our boys will just always wear floods for the next few years, we need the smaller size pants for their waist and then of course the pants are above their ankles. Oh well, at least they are boys so they won't be slaves to the fashion world.
Connor is doing great, we are giving him one more month to hit some developmental milestones. If he is not on track the Dr. will then refer us to Early Intervention for an evaluation to see if he needs any services. Of course we are all hopeful there will be no need to add anymore therapies to this household! Truthfully, I think he'll be ok.
Today Connor spit up on his brother's head for the first time, it was very comical, well at least to me? Cameron just stopped in his tracks and looked at me like what was that? So we had an early morning shampoo at the sink.
Seems the cold season has hit our house with a vengeance this year, Cameron is battling an bronchial infection, after 5 days I finally gave in and we saw the Dr. he's using an inhaler now to help with his wheezing. As you may recall Dr. Reynolds, his surgeon for the diaphragm, said she needs to be informed if he gets a chest cold. While the pediatrican did say she could hear the weakness on the right side when listening to Cameron his pulse ox level was 95 so she said he's in no danger. We just need to make sure he gets better not worse and we'll avoid a trip to see Dr. Reynolds at Children's.
Connor of course is showing signs of this bronchitis thing too, which makes me think he really should have gotten Synagis but they said he didn't meet all the qualifications.
enjoy some photos from our recent visit to the Riverside Fire House... and the brothers being "brothers" aka Cameron ignoring Connor.
