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tough call, but I think I'd even sell my h and t for even more sleep if it came down to it. Or join my single letter kiddos and be H. the mama formerly known as Heath.
Oh and I also loved the holiday photo, as did dh.
: it is seriously out of hand. MEGA PIG.
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Originally Posted by heatherfeather
 I think I'd even sell my h and t for even more sleep if it came down to it.
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Originally Posted by fiddlefern
Heather- if you sold your h's, you could be "eat."
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She is certifiably a baby giant...two weeks to go until her bday and she is 31+inches and 22.11 ! Our NP is warm, caring and all around fantastic. We discussed E's lack of interest in food stuff again and it is something our GI had studied when he was at Johns Hopkins...of course late afternoon mush brain means I remember nothing coherently enough to relate other than it is something she may outgrow in time, but that he thinks it is brain based blah blah blah. C's mono test came back negative and other blood tests were fine so Dr. Google may be on to something.
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Originally Posted by heatherfeather
Snow coming tonight
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. That's a lot of stuff on one plate. You seem to be handling it all with such grace.
They're baby teeth, but he'll have to have them filled, because it will be years before he loses them. He doesn't eat or drink anything sugary, but his brushing is not the greatest (we still do the evening brushing, too).
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good news about the GI appt. and wow E is a big girl.
: and they have a great kids table and chalkboard wall. isaac loves to go get nonuts too. E is such a darling! I can't believe she's ONE. Where o where did the time go?
). On the ref form to the pedontist (??) who will do the fillings, our dentist indicated that T is "hyperactive". Grr. It really should just say "hypersensitive"--it's a far more accurate description. And *that* is what has me freaked out the most (beyond the "I must be a bad mom" theme of this week). And re the sensitive: he's *always* been *waaaay* sensitive (about sad/scary stories, about pain, about tags in shirts, about loud noises, about spicy food). I'm reading him Little House in the Big Woods, and I forgot how many of Pa's stories involve scary wildlife (and uh.... guns!). So I've been doing some editing as I read, and if he looks ahead at the pix, I generally have to tell him exactly how the story turns out (ie, no one gets eaten) before he lets me read it to him. He loved Farmer Boy, though (less wildlife, less guns). on the appt. And poor squirrel indeed. Miss Juice, I found some great books at the library when T was talking about death last year, but mush-brain-me can't remember any of them. Just keep it simple. Try to figure out what they want to know, and don't push it beyond that.
Sorry 'bout the label they just pasted on T. Ignorance is alive and well amongst many when they peg you high-risk like they dd beth. 
: Every year he gets at least 3-5 strep infections. I had mine removed when I was 7, and it wasn't so bad, but I hear the older you are, the worse it is.
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