Not a big problem though since I've heard that even babies survive this, both having a cold and tracheotomis. However, I guess that's nothing to joke around about. Today we went to the hospital for a scheduled checkup and I actually saw a small baby that was on a rebreather attached through her throat. Scary I must admit, she was so small and all the equipment was so big.
Good news though is that my small bundle of joy, luck etc etc is growing... a lot! Today she weighed 3.960g, which is a whole kg more than when she was born 25 days ago. The lazy nurses didn't feel like measuring her so have no idea how tall/long/strectched out she is atm. She doesn't look too fat though so she should have both growing directions covered quite well.
Judge for yourselves, posted some pictures of our first bath in the big bathtub. Please focus on the baby, and sorry about the crappy light! My little vampire doesn't like bright light, I'm afraid she will have an epileptic attack everytime someone uses the flash considering how she reacts.
Well, see you soon again!
Little big girl fills out her clothes a bit better now!
hello Isa :) maybe your father haven't told you about me.. but Im your swedish Zia!! Don't forget about me! Was nice talking to you the other day :) Even if it was very short.. :( Hope to see you soon!
ReplyDeleteHi little darling, I'm your grandmother on your FATHERS side. It would be very nice to see you, but who knows. Maybe you could send me a photo?? I would love to be a special person in your life.
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