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First - Cason's 2 yr check up stats. 37 in (95%) --26.3 lbs (80%) -- And I forgot head but it's little haha. Who would've thought Brett and I would ever have a kid in the 95% for height?!?! Ya, completely shocked on that one but we'll take it!!Second-- We are still alive! I had some worries about a 3 kid adjustment, but these first few weeks haven't been too terribly bad. Although, the first month isn't ever too bad is it? All they do is eat, sleep, pee, and poop. Its around the 6 week mark when babies usually start having their own opinions about things and it gets rough from time to time so I will give you the low down on that when it comes around. But, it has already been 3 weeks. That means, I am running out of time to say "I just had a baby and can't exercise right now. And I still deserve these cookies because I am pretty awesome to have just pushed a HUMAN BEING out of my body". This is my last week of indulgence and slothfulness. (who hasn't said THAT a million times).

Third-- Here is where it might get a little embarrassing for some as I allude to TMI. As I have mentioned once upon a time ago, I usually have trouble breastfeeding. This time around I took all the right steps (mostly) to be able to conquer that and breastfeed my little one. Well-- so far kind of good but not really. Seems like the quantity is kind of enough but the quality might not be. With all my "digestive" issues and considering I have to take a million vitamins because I do not keep good nutrients in my own body, Brody might not be getting his fill either. It's like he is drinking skim milk when he really needs whole milk. So, we are having to supplement with formula. BUT I will keep trying. At least he is getting antibodies right?? However I do have a few opinions about it, and here they are.... Breastfeeding hurts. It feels like sand paper being rubbed against my nipples. Also, it is awkward for me. My boobs are ginormous and I always feel like I will smother him or lose this little guy under there. In my bigger days of 280 lbs, my breast were quite large and when the weight was lost, my boobs sagged like a 75 yr old woman. So there is lots of support needed there. My back also hurts because I have to slouch over all the time, because gravity does help sometimes. Also, Sunday was my first experience of ever breastfeeding in public, well by public I mean the mother's room at church. Still, I was extremely nervous going in and was hoping no one would be in there to witness this travesty. Alas, since our little branch is full of babies, 3 of which recently born within a week of each other, the chances of no one else breastfeeding at the same time were very slim. So, my apologies to the other mother in the room who probably saw more of Lydia than she wanted to and was wondering what the heck I was doing. Despite having 3 kids, I am new at the breastfeeding thing. I don't know how to work these things just yet but am hoping it will be like riding a bike - once you learn you never forget it....and maybe will enjoy it??? Sheesh.

Fourth- Spring Break will be here soon and I am getting very excited. Although most of our plans just include Spring Cleaning, I am very excited to just hang out with my husband. No test and no homework to worry about. It's been rough for him....with a newborn and a hard load at school, he has been amazing though. Today, Tuesday, and Wednesday I will not be seeing him much though. He will be gone from 7 am to 10 pm everyday because of his lower limb anatomy test Wednesday and Thursday. However, this is his LAST lower limb anatomy test and he will be done with the course come Friday. Woo Hoo!!! It really wasn't a fun time to have a new baby....sorry about that one honey. I need to think of some fun things to do though for the whole week.

And because every post should have something to look at... here is another cute one of Adalie and Cason....watching netflix on Daddy's Laptop.