What a whirlwind!
Hello all,
Sorry it's been a while with no updates. If you ever were a reader of adamsinclair.com, you know that eventually that got updated once a year. I promise to be better with this one.
So, where to start?
First of all, we thank you all from the bottom of our hearts for the outpouring of wellwishes, love, and presents for little Talia. You, our family and friends, have made this time so much easier for us, and we are deeply appreciative!
This week I returned to school (I am getting my MBA and MRED at USC in the evening program). It was amazing how much I found myself missing Ilana & Talia, wondering how little Tali was doing. Luckily, I can bring up this website from anywhere and at least see photos of our little cutie. One might think that it would be easier to keep up with schoolwork now that I'm not working, but this parenting business takes a lot of time. So, I'm trying to figure out how to balance everything. Nothing new there.
Tali was somewhat jaundiced before we brought her home from the hospital, but she was okay to come home. It was recommended that we expose her skin to daylight for at least an hour a day. We've been trying to do that, but she's still more or less the same amount of yellow as before (it's hard to tell if she's improving or not). So, tomorrow we may take her back to the doctor or try much harder to give her much more light exposure. No need for alarm... it's just something we want to monitor and make sure it doesn't become something dangerous.
Ilana and I have had a couple of good days regarding getting each of us some sleep. We're swaddling Tali somewhat less, and she's sleeping in a "Snuggle Nest" in our bed for now (that's her third sleeping spot since she's been home). Breastfeeding has been going quite well so far, Thank G-d. We have learned that whenever we think we have this figured out, we don't. That's a good lesson, I think.
So again, things are going very well. I posted some more pictures on Snapfish. If you have any problems reading them, please shoot me an email or comment to this message and let me know your email.
We send our love to you all!
Sorry it's been a while with no updates. If you ever were a reader of adamsinclair.com, you know that eventually that got updated once a year. I promise to be better with this one.
So, where to start?
First of all, we thank you all from the bottom of our hearts for the outpouring of wellwishes, love, and presents for little Talia. You, our family and friends, have made this time so much easier for us, and we are deeply appreciative!
This week I returned to school (I am getting my MBA and MRED at USC in the evening program). It was amazing how much I found myself missing Ilana & Talia, wondering how little Tali was doing. Luckily, I can bring up this website from anywhere and at least see photos of our little cutie. One might think that it would be easier to keep up with schoolwork now that I'm not working, but this parenting business takes a lot of time. So, I'm trying to figure out how to balance everything. Nothing new there.
Tali was somewhat jaundiced before we brought her home from the hospital, but she was okay to come home. It was recommended that we expose her skin to daylight for at least an hour a day. We've been trying to do that, but she's still more or less the same amount of yellow as before (it's hard to tell if she's improving or not). So, tomorrow we may take her back to the doctor or try much harder to give her much more light exposure. No need for alarm... it's just something we want to monitor and make sure it doesn't become something dangerous.
Ilana and I have had a couple of good days regarding getting each of us some sleep. We're swaddling Tali somewhat less, and she's sleeping in a "Snuggle Nest" in our bed for now (that's her third sleeping spot since she's been home). Breastfeeding has been going quite well so far, Thank G-d. We have learned that whenever we think we have this figured out, we don't. That's a good lesson, I think.
So again, things are going very well. I posted some more pictures on Snapfish. If you have any problems reading them, please shoot me an email or comment to this message and let me know your email.
We send our love to you all!
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