Wow time flies!!!!
I can't believe Kyson is already SEVEN weeks old!!
That means I only have one more week off work :( Lets not go there yet...I don't really want to think about having to leave him!
So...things have been going GREAT!!
Although Kyson is not perfect (no one is), I do have to say we have been extremely blessed with such a good baby! He is starting to be more vocal now but the only time he is fussy is when he's hungry (aren't we all) or when he has a bubble that just won't come out. But let me just tell you...when that bubble does decide to come out, he could probably win any burping or farting contest!! We laugh now but this may not be so funny in the future!! :)
He is also sleeping a lot better than those first couple weeks. I had planned on having him sleep in our room in a bassinet for the first couple months but after losing hours of sleep due to him grunting and groaning, I decided to see if putting him in his crib would allow us to get some sleep. And that it did!!
Not because we couldn't hear him grunt and groan, but because he actually slept!! YAY!!
For some reason he Hated the bassinet and seems to like his crib! For whatever reason, it doesn't matter because our nights are much better now. He gets up about every 2-3 hours to eat and after grunting and groaning for a bit, he goes right back to sleep.
We really couldn't ask for a better baby!!
As I mentioned a few posts ago, I had Carpal Tunnel Syndrome since about 33 weeks. My swelling was pretty much completely gone about a week after delivering BUT...there was absolutely NO improvement in the numbness and tingly in my fingers/hands. This was quit frustrating since I had such high hopes that it would get better once my swelling was gone. So I decided to see a doctor and discuss my options. I told him my history and immediately he was a little concerned that I may have permanent nerve damage because I had CONSTANT numbness for so long. This was something I did NOT want to hear. He recommended surgery ASAP. The fact that I had a 2 week old baby was not a concern to me. I knew I would have help and I was scared to death that I was never going to be able to feel my fingers ever again. So, I had surgery a few days later...on BOTH wrists and trigger finger release on BOTH middle fingers. Recovery was extremely difficult with bandages on both hands and more painful than having a baby but...I'm happy to say, the surgery worked!!!!!!!!! :)
I have about 95% feeling back!!
And...I will never have to deal with Carpal Tunnel EVER AGAIN!!!!!
So needless to say, we are adjusting to our new family and loving Every minute of it!!
Here are some pictures taken over the past 7 weeks!!
Leaving the hospital
He had to be on lights for Jaundice. Thankfully we only had to do this for a day!
Proud Uncle Jared
Proud Aunt Lauren
Someone's hungry!!
One of my FAVORITE pictures!!
Kyson's first hike
Mid sneeze
So Happy!
For some reason I completely forgot to get a family picture on his Blessing day :(
More hiking!!

















