
Waiting with Daddy to have the nurse come in and tell us about pre-op procedures. They never came... until the doctor came and wanted to take Corbin back and we said "the nurse never came." So we had to do the pre-op paperwork really fast. I love this picture! My boys looks so cute together!
Mimi, my mom, came to bring us La Madeline coffee and pastries while we were waiting! Thank you Mom that was so sweet of you! Thank you for being there for Corbin and I, as I was super nervous!
The nurse trying to put Corbin's hospital bracelet around his ankle! He HATED it! I had to step in and help hold him!
Corbin had quite an eventful Friday morning. We had to be at the surgery center to check in at 6 am so Jason and I had to wake up at 4:30, NOT FUN! We woke Corbin up right before we left and got him dressed.
We had to wait to have Corbin's surgery because Dr. Scholl had to do the same procedure on little girl before they did Corbin. The nurse gave Corbin some stickers so when it was his time to take him back he was perfectly content having the nurse hold him while he looked at his stickers!
It was amazing that there were about 7 or 8 other kids around Corbin's age who were all having the same procedure done. That just goes to show you how drug resistant some of these superbugs are.
While Corbin was in the recovery room Dr. Scholl came to talk to us. During the procedure Dr. Scholl discovered Corbin had a right ear infection. He had just finished his 10 day antibiotics for a double ear infection the night before. So this surgery was a blessing in disguise. Corbin had had 6 ear infections in a matter of six months so it was much needed!
For the past week or more Corbin has been sleeping in his own bed. When we went to the first ENT appointment the nurse told us Corbin couldn't eat past midnight. I knew right then and there that he would HAVE to start sleeping in his bed and lets face it... IT was time! Corbin was still waking up at most 5 or 6 times a night to nurse. Every time he gets in bed with us the first thing he wants to do is nurse. So I have also stopped nursing Corbin as well. He is doing pretty well with both transitions. A few nights were rough and he woke up for several hours crying and I would have to give him a bottle. However, last night he slept all night without waking up! I had to go in and check on him twice to make sure he was ok.
The next thing to phase out on our list... Bottles. I didn't want to do all three transitions at once. So I will be working on phasing out the bottles this summer because in the toddler class at daycare he can only have sippy cups. He loves sippy cups but mainly only with water in them.
Corbin has also started to sign "eat","all done", "baby," and "more." He is hilarious with Kylie and calls her "baby" sometimes!



























