A video of Taydom

Taydom is getting so big. Here is a video of her being her happy self.

Taydom

Taydom is getting soo big. She went in for her two month visit this week. She is 14 lbs 2 oz and 23 1/4 inches. This puts her in the 97th percentile for weight and 90th for height. She has a little thrush so we got her some meds to go along with the antibiotic that she takes everyday to prevent any more urinary tract infections. She is such a happy baby. She smiles all the time and is a fairly good sleeper, 6 hours most nights. She is more tolerant of KaileeJo and her "love" then I thought that she would be.

Easter BBQ

Here are some pictures of our Easter dinner. We had a BBQ at our friends, the Briscoe's, house.


KaileeJo and Eliza were very entertaining.

The girls would hide and re hide the eggs. This entertained them for about 15 minuets.

We had an adult Easter egg hunt after the kids. I found lots of eggs. I forgot how much fun it is to look for eggs.

Yea for Easter grass. At least we were outside where we could just sweep it up and not worry if you miss a few pieces.

Daddy had a good time helping KaileeJo look for eggs. She didn't need very much help finding the eggs it was more not opening them all before she put them in the bucket.

KaileeJo walked over to the food table and grabbed some sliced tomatoes and started shoving them in her face. Apparently she more than just likes tomatoes.

Easter Fun

KaileeJo says BUNNY.

Coloring Easter eggs.

The hunt is on.

KaileeJo taking care of her baby

Blessing pics finally

Here are some pictures from Taydom's blessing in Idaho




Aunt Wendy Uncle Mark and Aunt Christina





Great Grandma Ostler with Taydom






Great Aunt Donnette




The Ostler Family(without Rachel and Dennis)

Proud Grandparents

Aunt Wendy
We all had a good time. It was so good to be in Idaho and see family again.

An update.

Life has been so busy I haven't had time to catch up on the blog. Well here we go. Taydom was born on Tuesday and my mom made it here on Thursday just after we got home from the hospital. My Dad joined us later that week and life was nice. I could focus on getting used to having a little one again with KaileeJo staying busy with Grandma and Grandpa. They were both here for a week and then had to go home. That next Monday I took Taydom to the doctor for her check up and she was looking good. She was gaining weight and checked out great. The next day I noticed that she felt a little warm and so I took her temperature. The last thing that the nurse told me before we left the office the day before was if she has a temp of 100.5 or higher to either bring her in or give them a call. So when I took her temp she was 101. So I called in and the nurse said to strip her down and to take her temp in 10 minuets. So I did and it dropped to 98. She said to just watch her and take it every once in a while. She didn't seem sick so Adam and I loaded up the kids to take a trip to Target. On the way there the nurse called and said that we should take her to the emergency room to get checked out just in case. So reluctantly we went in. They took her temp and she was 102. They admitted us and started trying to get an IV started. 3 hours a spinal tap a urine sample and 6 tries later they got an IV started and we were up in our room. We had to stay over night so they could let the cultures grow to see what was wrong with her. 2 days later we found out that she had a urinary tract infection with a bacteria of Ecoli. So they found what it responded to and got her on anti-biotics. This whole ordeal was incredibly bad timing since we were supposed to get on a plane and go to Idaho to bless Taydom Saturday. Taydom and I ended up being in the hospital for a total of 8 days. So as soon as they released us from the hospital we got on a plane and flew to Idaho. Taydom is doing well and is still on oral anti-biotics. We still have tests to do to see what could have caused a baby so small to have an infection like that. We are so happy that she gets to be at home now and that we were able to see our family in Idaho.