The twins now officially have a “working mom” (who was too
tired to blog last night). I made it through my first day back and live to tell
the tale. It actually wasn’t too bad; my colleagues brought treats to share in
the office, a little welcome back party of sorts, and the kids signed a welcome
back banner for me. I was surprised how excited the kids were to see me; one
senior came by and said she heard I was back because everyone was Tweeting
about me. We shall see how long this honeymoon lasts.
While Tony and I were at work, the kids got to stay home and
play. Our nanny, Durinda, was here right on time and my mom stayed today also
so she could help with the transition. Mom said Durinda was great with the kids
and the kids, in turn, were good for her. They got to take turns in the bouncy
chairs, swing, and hammock, and mom even snapped this very sweet picture of the
two of them hanging out in Harper’s crib.
The twins also got a visit from their Pop who came by and had lunch, and
then cuddled with some sleepy babies- we call it putting the “sleeper hold” on
them. Pop is great at getting his grandkids to calm down when they’re tired and
fighting sleep.
We are lucky enough to have some great neighbors who brought
by dinner so Tony didn’t have to cook and we spent the evening visiting with my
parents and watching some college basketball. Jack picked one spot, his
hammock, and slept there most of the evening; meanwhile, Miss Harper played
musical chairs and would sit any place we put her, but only for 45 minutes or
so and then she would demand a change of scenery- this should be fun to deal
with as she gets bigger. We did get a
very cute picture of her snuggling with her brother’s “lovey”, the frog. My dad
handed it to her when she was fussing and that thing kept her busy for 30
minutes.
In other news, Jack’s swallow study is at 10:30 this
morning- I hope to have some answers to his horrible reflux by lunch- fingers
crossed. We could all hear it coming up last night after he ate, and the poor guy, couldn't get comfortable to sleep. This is starting to impact him in more ways than one and I want to get him any relief I can. I will keep everyone posted with the results.
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