Our hands are full, but you should see our hearts!

Saturday, February 28, 2009

And then there were four...

Molly Sue Wolfe
Born Friday, Feb. 27 at 7:25 pm
4 lbs. and 14 oz.
16 inches long

I began bleeding around 5:30 Friday evening and Andy and I went to the emergency room. After seeing a tear in my placenta and signs of early labor on my ultrasound, Dr. Chitra decided it would be best to deliver Molly right away.

Less than an hour later, Molly was here in all her fuzzy-headed glory. She's very tiny, but she's really beautiful. She has a full head of dark brown hair and long legs and arms.

She has also become the poster child for a thriving premie in the NICU. She is breathing room air all on her own, being fed by a feeding tube and tolerating it very well, and sleeping peacefully. Andy and I were able to hold her today and we fell even more in love with her (if that's possible)!

In spite of being seven weeks early, Molly is doing incredibly well and we're looking forward to taking her home!

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

9 Month Pics
























Did you notice the big haircut? We buzzed him on Monday and I almost cried as the little baby fuzz fell away. He's my biggie boy now!




Monday, February 9, 2009

On the Move

Jackson is crawling everywhere! He's definitely keeping Mommy and Daddy busy making sure he isn't getting into anything harmful, but still trying to let him explore. He babbles constantly and Andy claims Jack says Daddy but I haven't heard that yet. It is really adorable to see how excited Jack gets when Andy comes home from work, though. His whole face lights up and he squeals and smiles the biggest smiles. We went to visit Andy at work yesterday which was really fun. He got to show off Jack and Jack found out how to make echos in a really big room. Jack is also starting to eat more real foods and is getting really big. He goes to the doctor on Wednesday for his nine month check-up, so we'll have to wait until then to see at what weight he tips the scales.

Little Miss Molly is doing just fine. I go back to the doctor on Feb. 19 for my ultrasound to see if I have to have a c-section or not. I'm still hoping not, but we'll deal with whatever happens. It is starting to feel very real that she'll be here soon and I have a lot to do before that happens. I just found out that a girl who student taught at Carrollton in the fall wants to do my maternity leave, so that is a huge relief. We just need to get our room carpeted and Molly's room painted and set up and then she can make her grand appearance. As Jack gets more active and wants to cuddle less, I'm getting excited for another little snuggle-bug to cuddle with soon.

I keep wanting to post some pictures, but I honestly don't know where my camera is, so it will have to wait. Just take my word for it... Molly is getting very big and Jackson is getting more handsome everyday!