Time Flies When You're Full of Love
So Jackson is now 6 months old, actually pushing 7 months now. He had his six month physical a few weeks ago and he is thriving; as if we didn't already know that. He was 17 lbs and 15 oz and 28 inches. Now he's over 18 lbs. He got a few shots and took it like a trooper, a few tears after the needles went in but nothing past that. Jackson got the flu shot as well; he goes back in a month for the second dose. Since then we have begun dealing with our first real
He had his orthopedic appointment as well. Dr. Oetgen was super excited about how well Jackson's feet are doing. He gave us the go to transition into night time wear. Jackson now wears his boots from the time he falls asleep until he wakes up first thing in the morning. We go back in January for a check to make sure he isn't relapsing or anything crazy.
He also had his urology appointment! Dr. Kaloo told us the hydrocenes (fluid in his testicles) resolved but she still had concerns about his hypospadia so she prescribed him a cream and told us to stretch his skin and go back in December for another check.
He has been having physical therapy twice a month and loves his therapist. The exercises are nothing crazy; do tummy time, have him sit on the couch, bend his knees. He is making wonderful progress. He is even feeding himself little crunchers. He drinks juice and eats all the food he can get his hands on. He rolls everywhere and his little bottom wants to crawl so badly if only his top half understood too.
I promise some new pictures soon.
He had his orthopedic appointment as well. Dr. Oetgen was super excited about how well Jackson's feet are doing. He gave us the go to transition into night time wear. Jackson now wears his boots from the time he falls asleep until he wakes up first thing in the morning. We go back in January for a check to make sure he isn't relapsing or anything crazy.
He also had his urology appointment! Dr. Kaloo told us the hydrocenes (fluid in his testicles) resolved but she still had concerns about his hypospadia so she prescribed him a cream and told us to stretch his skin and go back in December for another check.
He has been having physical therapy twice a month and loves his therapist. The exercises are nothing crazy; do tummy time, have him sit on the couch, bend his knees. He is making wonderful progress. He is even feeding himself little crunchers. He drinks juice and eats all the food he can get his hands on. He rolls everywhere and his little bottom wants to crawl so badly if only his top half understood too.
I promise some new pictures soon.
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