As I’m writing this, I’m on dummy pushing duty for the second night in the nursery. So far so good. They are just as annoying as when in our bedroom but at least they’ll be further away when I sleep. Continue reading → Move to nursery
So much is going on when the days go by with triplets and yet not a day goes by when I don’t spare a thought here and there for our little Emma who we lost two years ago on 21st October. Continue reading → Baby loss awareness week
They seem to have the same word for “poo”, “eat”, “sleep” or any other thing they want or need. Continue reading → I don’t speak baby
When you are pregnant and after giving birth, one gets a lot of advice (unsolicited mostly). And while it all comes from a good place (and mainly from women that used to detest unsolicited advice during their pregnancy) I have a hard time telling them “thanks but it really isn’t suitable for triplets” without sounding ungrateful. Continue reading → What’s good for one is not good for three
3 months and 3/4 adjusted.
All growing as they should, great tonicity, etc. Nothing wrong with them which is as much as we could ask for.
Alicia 6.2kg, 61 cms (P50)
Laura 5.2 kg, 59 cms (P15)
Ana 5.9 kg, 60.5 cms (P50)
They got their first shot for prevention of Bronchiolitis (something that could be severe in preemies).
Next step: solids start in less than two weeks!
Or to put it like all the pediatricians did to us: “up to you: reflux or constipation?”. Continue reading → To poo or to eat, that’s the question
