We take Rosemary to the doctor again tomorrow to see how she's gaining weight. She threw up a little bit earlier in the week, but she seems to be getting better. And she is doing so well otherwise!
After a bath.
Yawn.
Hi!Thursday, February 23, 2006
Just a little update
A few new pics to enjoy.
We take Rosemary to the doctor again tomorrow to see how she's gaining weight. She threw up a little bit earlier in the week, but she seems to be getting better. And she is doing so well otherwise!
After a bath.
Hi!
We take Rosemary to the doctor again tomorrow to see how she's gaining weight. She threw up a little bit earlier in the week, but she seems to be getting better. And she is doing so well otherwise!
After a bath.Hi!
Thursday, February 16, 2006
Happy belated Valentine's Day!
On Valentine's Day, Rosemary turned 2 weeks old. This week she had her first doctor's appointment and got her first immunization. While at the doctor, she decided to spit up everywhere, which led to us being very careful during and after her feedings. She's doing well now though!
Jonathan and I are adjusting to some new sleep habits, but Rosemary has been very kind to us. She will sleep up to 4 1/2 hours a stretch at night already.
Rosemary has started to roll from her back to her side. We'll lay her down on her back and when we check on her later, she's curled up on her side. I think she gets her coordination from her dad.
Enjoy the new pictures below!
Jonathan and I are adjusting to some new sleep habits, but Rosemary has been very kind to us. She will sleep up to 4 1/2 hours a stretch at night already.
Rosemary has started to roll from her back to her side. We'll lay her down on her back and when we check on her later, she's curled up on her side. I think she gets her coordination from her dad.
Enjoy the new pictures below!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Hanging out in the hammock.
Rosemary's favorite sleeping spot...her dad's arms.
Check out those big eyes.
Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Rosemary Edith Peine
Below are a few pictures from Rosemary's first week. We spent the whole week at the hospital, but we were able to bring home a happy, healthy, and beautiful (I may be a bit biased) baby.
This was taken shortly after Rosemary was born, after she had been cleaned up in the special care nursery. She made her arrival on January 31, 2006, at 3:15 pm, weighing 7 lbs, 6 oz. She was 19 inches long.
Here I am with Joanna, our labor and delivery nurse. She was there with me almost the entire time. Although, since things progressed so quickly, she didn't have much time to go anywhere else! I went in for an office visit at 8:40 am and Rosemary was here just a few hours later.
When Rosemary was born, she spent the first few hours in the special care nursery to make sure that she was going to be alright. Our family was able to get a peek at her through one of the windows. Here are Michelle, Breanna, Matthew, Olivia, Tim, Elizabeth, and Ezekiel looking at their new niece and cousin.
Sleeping soundly.
Rosemary was given this little knitted blanket in the nursery. The nurses doted on her so much.
Grandma and Grandpa Workmaster visited on Saturday. Rosemary loved sitting on Grandma's lap.
Our Gator baby!
Rosemary had her first "professional" pictures taken in her orange and blue.
Getting ready to come home. Finally! We made it back home today, February 7. A week to the day after she was born.
Thank you to everyone who was praying for us. Rosemary is doing well! She remained on the anti-biotics mainly to prevent anything developing once we got home. She's doing so well now and already weighs 7 lbs., 10 oz.
This was taken shortly after Rosemary was born, after she had been cleaned up in the special care nursery. She made her arrival on January 31, 2006, at 3:15 pm, weighing 7 lbs, 6 oz. She was 19 inches long.
Here I am with Joanna, our labor and delivery nurse. She was there with me almost the entire time. Although, since things progressed so quickly, she didn't have much time to go anywhere else! I went in for an office visit at 8:40 am and Rosemary was here just a few hours later.
When Rosemary was born, she spent the first few hours in the special care nursery to make sure that she was going to be alright. Our family was able to get a peek at her through one of the windows. Here are Michelle, Breanna, Matthew, Olivia, Tim, Elizabeth, and Ezekiel looking at their new niece and cousin.
Sleeping soundly.
Rosemary was given this little knitted blanket in the nursery. The nurses doted on her so much.
Grandma and Grandpa Workmaster visited on Saturday. Rosemary loved sitting on Grandma's lap.Our Gator baby!
Rosemary had her first "professional" pictures taken in her orange and blue.
Getting ready to come home. Finally! We made it back home today, February 7. A week to the day after she was born.Thank you to everyone who was praying for us. Rosemary is doing well! She remained on the anti-biotics mainly to prevent anything developing once we got home. She's doing so well now and already weighs 7 lbs., 10 oz.
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