- smiling
- being held
- meeting new friends
- being loved by his cousins
- bath time
- sleeping :)
- the car seat
- tummy time
We are still . . .
Tuesday night we followed our routine . . .
A good swaddle, a good feeding and hope for a good night sleep.
During Jack's 4am normal feeding, things didn't go so normal.
He had two episodes of what seemed like "passing out" while feeding. Something I never want to experience again.
That morning we called his pediatrician to let him know what happened. He advised that we take him to Texas Children's Emergency Room to be examined.
Wednesday was a long day of waiting. Waiting to be seen, waiting for the EKG reports and waiting for blood tests.
All to say Jack is a healthy boy!
We have been doing our best to monitor this little guy.
He gave us quite the scare.
This week, we gathered as family to say goodbye to the man that meant the most to us.
Ask any of us and we will say he was the best Daddy, the best Gramps, and the best Great Gramps (aka "Bob") you could ever ask for.
He was the glue that held us together as family.
With his passing we realized that it was up to us to continue what him and Granny started . . .
. . . a beautiful family and making amazing memories!
It was so hard to say goodbye.
But to know his Irish eyes are smiling again with Granny gives us such comfort and joy!
But in the smell of our kitchen . . .
And the taste of sweet pumpkin bread . . .
In the evening specials on television . . .
This year for Halloween, Daddy was adventurous and had two costumes. We forgot to get a picture of the last one, which was way better. He was a rugby player, scrum cap and all! Mama dressed up as a mom, complete with spit up on her shoulder! Jack dressed up as a cute little pumpkin.