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22-11-2006, 10:17 PM
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He is going to be a tall one, lets just say that Jods. He is taller than all the other kids his age at playgroup by a good inch or more. We estimate he will hit just over 6ft, but have wider shoulders than his brother, more like myself... 6ft and built like a brick shit house, where Logan is tall and lean, just filling out a bit now, and nut is going to be like a brick wall I think. |
22-11-2006, 10:41 PM
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they are both so cute! i remember those days with a toddler and new baby, hang on to your hat--it's going to get very....interesting!
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23-11-2006, 07:54 AM
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Anthony,
Thanks for all the pics and updates! You and Kerrie-Ann have a beautiful healthy baby boy!!! congrats again!! I am very happy everything went well :) |
23-11-2006, 11:10 AM
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Anthony,
Great pictures. You have beautiful boys! And happy birthday to Alexander. Sometimes it seems like yesterday that my girls were that little. My 'baby' turns 15 on Sunday. *sigh* Both of my girls were preemies and your Caleb weighs just a little less than both of my girls birth weights combined. LOL |
23-11-2006, 12:46 PM
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Oh... premie... that would have had you on a razors edge no doubt Marlene, for their safety and well being to get through the initial entrance to the world. How long where they in humidy cribs for? |
23-11-2006, 01:14 PM
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LOL, like the new daddy hair do. You certainly have some work cut out for you! I can't wait to hear what mischief those two find themself in in a couple more years! My teens taught me one thing, put 6 years in between them rascals LOL. |
23-11-2006, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by anthony  Oh... premie... that would have had you on a razors edge no doubt Marlene, for their safety and well being to get through the initial entrance to the world. How long where they in humidy cribs for? |
My oldest was in ICU for two weeks and once she started eating (no health problems other than being too little to suck on the bottle) was able to come home. Now she out-eats both my hubby and me and is about as big around as my little finger. LOL
My youngest was in ICU for three weeks, whole host of problems (apnea (stopping breathing), bradycardia (low heart rate), and jaundice) came home with a monitor (heart/breathing) and meds for five months. Razor's edge pretty much describes those first few months.
Once they grew some, they've been healthy as horses since.  |
23-11-2006, 03:09 PM
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Yer, that would no doubt be some tough times for you Marlene. You did a great job obviously, because they are both healthy... well done. I know I would be a bit of a mess if we had one in ICU or anything.... |
23-11-2006, 03:52 PM
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Anthony,
After having my youngest, I would swear that my girls were twins born almost 2 years apart. It is still hard for me to tell which is which when I go back and look at pictures of them as newborns.
Funny how nature works... |
23-11-2006, 09:07 PM
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O yer Kim... Honestly, I never really noticed until kerrie pulled out a photo of alexander as a baby, and I nearly fell over. Uncanny...... | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes |  Linear Mode | 
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