It seems like our DDC is pretty inactive these days - and not becuase we are all lazy either! Personally, I haven't had much time to sit down to the computer for anything other than work.
Aislyn is such a happy baby and seems to be smiling and laughing all the time. I have been desperatly tryng to capture all the wonderful smiles and gummy grins on camera but once she sees the camera, she's all business. I've tried the sneak attack but she seems to be wising up to that. Plus, with the delay on a digital camera, most of the shots I manage to sneak in are out of focus or of the wall. She's like her dad - he hates having his picture taken
Her big brother (Atlas, our german shepherd) has taken quite a shine to her. He loves giving her kisses and we are training him to pick up dropped toys so in the future, I won't have to be picking everything up
He is starting to get really protective of her - he won't let the cat near her. I'm hoping this won't turn into a big issue for us. It will be nice for her to have a dog that will look out for her but we don't need him to get ot the point where he's not letting anything near her. We'll see how this progresses.
She is still absolutely refusing the bottle (EBM), and the issue is starting to drain me. I am primarily working from home until March but still have to attend a few day meetings and have to travel overnight for a conference in a few months. Plus, as much as I love spending time with her, mom needs a break. I think I could manage if she ate a while and was good for a few hours but we have a super snacker on our hands. Aside from night, she eats about every hour. My employer has been understanding so far (me leaving in the middle of meetings) but I think their patience is beginning to run a little thin - especially when I had to leave in the middle of a meeting that I was running
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It seems like we have tried every bottle, nipple, person, etc, etc, but she won't have it. I even went as far as to try to give her a pacifier (totally not what I want to do) in hopes that I could get a nipple that replicates a paci to give her a bottle - she won't do it. Even a finger won't suffice for sucking.
Anyhoo, it feels like is is 8000 degrees below zero lately and the wind has been howling. Ahhhh - winter in Idaho. I'd like to take DD out for some fresh air but 2 minutes in the arctic makes me chilled to the bone - I'm afraid she'd freeze instantly. Atlas is crazy - he lives for this weather and would sit out all day if I let him.
How are you mamas doing? Let's chat!
BTW - I figured I'm still a member of the Oct DDC even though we had a nov. babe
~M~
Aislyn is such a happy baby and seems to be smiling and laughing all the time. I have been desperatly tryng to capture all the wonderful smiles and gummy grins on camera but once she sees the camera, she's all business. I've tried the sneak attack but she seems to be wising up to that. Plus, with the delay on a digital camera, most of the shots I manage to sneak in are out of focus or of the wall. She's like her dad - he hates having his picture taken

Her big brother (Atlas, our german shepherd) has taken quite a shine to her. He loves giving her kisses and we are training him to pick up dropped toys so in the future, I won't have to be picking everything up
He is starting to get really protective of her - he won't let the cat near her. I'm hoping this won't turn into a big issue for us. It will be nice for her to have a dog that will look out for her but we don't need him to get ot the point where he's not letting anything near her. We'll see how this progresses.She is still absolutely refusing the bottle (EBM), and the issue is starting to drain me. I am primarily working from home until March but still have to attend a few day meetings and have to travel overnight for a conference in a few months. Plus, as much as I love spending time with her, mom needs a break. I think I could manage if she ate a while and was good for a few hours but we have a super snacker on our hands. Aside from night, she eats about every hour. My employer has been understanding so far (me leaving in the middle of meetings) but I think their patience is beginning to run a little thin - especially when I had to leave in the middle of a meeting that I was running
:It seems like we have tried every bottle, nipple, person, etc, etc, but she won't have it. I even went as far as to try to give her a pacifier (totally not what I want to do) in hopes that I could get a nipple that replicates a paci to give her a bottle - she won't do it. Even a finger won't suffice for sucking.
Anyhoo, it feels like is is 8000 degrees below zero lately and the wind has been howling. Ahhhh - winter in Idaho. I'd like to take DD out for some fresh air but 2 minutes in the arctic makes me chilled to the bone - I'm afraid she'd freeze instantly. Atlas is crazy - he lives for this weather and would sit out all day if I let him.
How are you mamas doing? Let's chat!
BTW - I figured I'm still a member of the Oct DDC even though we had a nov. babe

~M~








I'm hoping that next month, I can start to go grocery shopping and etc... again, with DH's help I'm sure. It really will be nice to get out of the house.
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