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Let Them Be Kids
These kids have such big imaginations and I’m so glad they’re able to have so much free play and reading. The tradeoff with letting kids be kids is that sometimes it’s easy to…
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Henry is 9 Months
Can you believe it’s been 9 months with this sweetheart? He is 6 months corrected age since he was born quite early. The biggest news is he seems to be growing chunky! He…
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Memorial Weekend Hike
We kind of went back and forth about what we should do for Memorial Day, but I kept pushing for a family hike. Baby Henry turned 9 months (6 months corrected) today! It…
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Thickener + Feeding Clinic
Feeding and Swallowing Clinic We went to Salt Lake City on Monday for the Feeding and Swallowing Clinic. A GI doctor, Nutritionist, and Feeding Therapist observed us and collaborated for Henry’s care plan.…
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No More NG Tube
Baby Henry is 8 months old (5 months adjusted) and weighs 13lbs 9oz (6.155kg). What a Smiley Guy! He loves to laugh. Peekaboo and kisses on his ticklish neck or sides does the…
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G-Tube Surgery
Spent Jeremy’s birthday at Primary Children’s hospital for little Henry’s G-tube surgery. (Happy Birthday, honey!) Instead of feeds going through Baby’s nose and throat, they can go directly to the stomach via a…
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Happy Feeding Progress!
Will I jinx it by posting here? My Mama heart is elated at Baby Henry’s progress. He is 7mos old (4 adjusted) and 12.67lbs. After months of projectile vomiting and oral aversion, last…
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Baby’s Chronic Vomiting: Insights from the GI
We put all of our hopes into this specialist doctor visit to address Baby’s chronic vomiting and oral aversion. Our GI Visit in a Nutshell: Preparing Jer took the day off to help…
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Understanding Baby’s Projectile Vomiting: Seeking GI Help
From the Pediatrician visit: Must see GI dr about Henry’s projectile vomiting. Made the appt in SLC for next week. Jer is taking the day off to go with me. Trial hypoallergenic formula…
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Henry’s Medical Updates
Oxygen At the beginning of March, Baby Henry’s pulmonologist ordered us back on oxygen for at least the next 2-3 months, just while he’s asleep. They want to give him a little more…
