Monday, February 16, 2009

Right Before Our Eyes...

These last few days have been crazy! Hopefully things will begin to settle down again...
Tiffany went through her store inventory last Thursday, and all went well. The store did very well!
Grant is currently going through a reset at his club. He has a few crazy shifts this week in order to get that done.
Kaedynce is growing taller each day, and her hair even longer. We may have to break down one of these days and get her a hair cut... She went to the dermatologist on Thursday (Feb 12th) and we left the office with a handful of perscriptions and samples... Hopefully we can find some answers to her body rash that has been bothering her since the end of December.
Gunnar has been busy growing bigger too!!! He rolled over for the FIRST time last Wednesday while Grant was off work and watching the kids. Pretty exciting! Gunnar is growing into quite the little man!! Tonight, we packed up his 0-3 month clothing and moved up to the next size (3-6 month). His poor little toes were curled up in the 0-3 month sleepers, and he couldn't kick and stretch like he likes to... Now, in the next size, they drown him a little, but allow him free movement.
Before too long he will be crawling, then walking... then running, then driving the car... YIKES! They all grow up so fast!

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

I can't believe how much Gunnar is growing. It just doesn't last long enough.
Hopefully you find something that will work for Kaedynce's rash.

Fastabend Family said...

So far what we are using seems to be working. It is a lot of hassle and meds... She has 3 different ointments, 2 oral antibiotics, and a muliti-vitamin. The oral meds, and 2 of the ointments are to be applied/given twice a day. The other ointment is for a diaper rash and is to be used with each change.
My poor little girl!
We put her earings back in tonight, and hopefully won't have to take them out in a couple days...
What we have run into with everthing else we have tried is that it works, then the rash comes back, and the meds don't work, they just contain it.