so logan and i went to his doctor's appointment on monday. it was his scheduled 2-month appointment when they first try to cram what seems like a dozen or so shots into his poor little legs. having worked with children with autism for the past 9 years, i am incredibly anxious when it comes to any child getting shots, much less my own son. chris and i have asked around, researched, and worried (at least me) about what to do when logan needed them. i decided to split up the shots. so, monday he got 3 instead of 6. next month, he'll get the other two he needed (turns out he already got one of them). it amazes me how many shots these little ones are supposed to have. don't get me wrong, i'm not against children receiving their immunizations at all. i would just like them to not get so many all at once. poor babies. luckily, we found a group of doctors who are supportive of whatever we would like to do. this in and of itself is a blessing since there are many in the medical community who don't understand the greyness of the issue and only see the black and white. ok, so enough rambling on and on. . .
logan weighed in at 13 pounds, 10 ounces. his length was 25 inches. surprisingly though, his weight was in the 75th percentile and his length was in the 95th percentile. he was such a good boy (which i appreciated). he only cried when the nurse stabbed him once in each leg and only for a few seconds. that's my boy! mommy thanks you very much since i was about to ball my eyes out! logan is a very happy and healthy little baby.
my big boy (chris sat him up and shortly after this, he fell over)















