So, I'll just stop lying to you telling you I'm going to post at certain times. It will happen when it happens I guess. I feel like we've just had the craziest past couple of weeks, and it doesn't seem to be slowing down anytime soon. We had my family in town for my sister Katie's baby shower, then travelled to Augusta for another shower celebration. Haynes and Lane have gotten a lot of quality time in with their cousins, which I love.
Our house is under contract, with a scheduled closing date of October 14th. Yep, that's right around the corner and until yesterday afternoon we had not packed one thing. Thanks to Luke getting after it, we were able to tackle the third story. We are going to just work our way down from the top, sending loads with Luke to drop off at a storage unit before work. So, we haven't found anything we love (that other house we loved with all of the contingencies -smoke, price, etc. fell through), and basically we've decided to build , but, just as I feel like we are about to really push go, a potential pops up. So, we are going to look at a house not on the market yet this Saturday, and I'm hoping that it works for us. If this one doesn't do it, we are going to purchase the lot and move onward with the build. Prayers please for road ahead!!
A quick update on Lane, she's still rocking the big sister roll, and "loves" on her brother almost too much. He's already started fighting back with impressive hair grabs though. Her biggest thing going on is her swimming. She was asked to participate in a one week everyday lesson at the aquatic center while they worked on some new training and curriculum from a lady out of Seattle. It was pretty cool to see her in the water with three people and a go pro videoing the lessons. I'm going to try and get hold of the footage. By the end of the week I am proud to say that she can swim!!! She puts her head down in the water and takes three strokes, then rolls on her back for backstroke to breath, then flips back over to keep swimming freestyle. It's called swim roll swim, and she's got it!! It really is amazing. Next up is learning her strokes. I'm excited for that since I killed breaststroke back in the day 😉.
Haynes is more lively every day. He's become quite the chatter box cooing up a storm, and laughing all the time. He's such a sweet smiley boy. He's also rocking my sleep world too. He wants to be down for the night at 8pm, and promises to sleep till 6:30 or 7 if you make that happen. Other big milestones are rolling from belly to back on September 18th, and back to belly on September 22nd. He is trying so hard or sit up, and wants to be upright as much as possible. Feet have become Haynes new chew toy and obsession at the moment. It's fun to watch as his personality already emerging. Coming up we have the move, the annual barn dance, Luke's running his first 1/2 marathon , fall, and Halloween!!! Yikes, I have a feeling the time will fly by #babiesdontkeep
So, here's the photo update: (Cancel this photo update too! I'll just post these photos with month two photos, on a photo only blog).
Monday, September 28, 2015
Month 2
*** I wrote this a long while back, but wanted to post it anyway!
Two months old and we've hit our grove! I now feel like we get each other, and life is just a bit easier these days.
For starters you've been rocking the sleep world. Lane really wasn't a horrible sleeper, but you definitely have her beat. 7:30 to 8 is bedtime, and you generally wake up once around 3:30 and then you cash back out until anywhere from 5:30-7:30. The other night we put you to bed around 10 and you didn't wake until 7:30, and I was tempted to make that a regular routine, but I think we'll stick with 7:30/8, so that Luke and I have some alone time together each night.
My endo doctor gave me the approval to keep pumping breast milk, so right now I'm pumping twice a day, and getting anywhere from 10-15 ounces per session, so that along with one formula bottle per day has your food covered.
I also love that you respond with a huge smile when you see my face, and often coo back when I talk to you. You already know how to melt your momma's heart.
You are very alert now, and when propped up on a pillow work very hard to try and throw your body into a sitting position. Lane set up without support at 4 months, so I think Haynes is trying to keep up. I know I sound crazy saying this, but you are teething all over the place. Both Lane and I got our first tooth at 3 months, but I don't remember Lane teething (I just looked and noticed it one day). You are aggressively munching and chewing my finger or anything else we put in your mouth. I'd be surprised if you don't also have your teeth very early on.
You had your first boat ride on August 9th, you also had your first dip in the pool on August 22nd at Dutch Island pool. I failed to capture a picture of the pool time, because our whole family was in the water together. The stats from month one are listed below along with your two month charts and stats. You are a very easy, wonderful addition to our family Haynes! We LOVE you!
A little Lane update too! Lane is rocking swim these days. She is in a class with two other boys that can already swim, so they have really pushed her to be brave and go for it. She can doggie paddle with her face in the water in the shallow end very well, but is working on jumping in the deep water and doggie paddling with breathing and then keep going. Luke and I listed out a bunch of different activities and decided that swimming was the one that won because it's a real life skill, so we are going to stick with this until I feel like she's got swimming really down. I am proud of how far she has come though, and it shouldn't be too long until she's an official fish.
Lane also had her first trip to the dentist on August 21st. Our friend Chad Schnabel who Luke and I see saw her for her first appointment. She got rave reviews, and was a wonderful patient. After the cleaning was over they removed her glasses while we waited for Dr. Chad to come in, once he arrived he laid her down ready to check out her teeth, and she halted the exam to ask for her glasses. Ha! She is quite the diva, and knows exactly what she wants (all the time).
In final family news, we are under contract on our house. Thank you everyone for the prayers, and please keep praying for us. Hopefully we will close without a hitch on October 14th. We need the prayers to keep coming so that we can find a home to move into. We've been looking for a while, but haven't found anything we are in love with in our desired locations, so...looks like we might be moving in with the in-laws for a bit if nothing comes on the market in time. We did put an offer in on a place, but with a lot of contingencies, so I'm trying not to be too in love with that house since so many things have to fall into place to make it work. I am just so happy that we are now going to be sitting on go when something we do want becomes available. Who knows...we might even just build a house!
As always, the photo dump for this month: (well the reason I have been writing these and not posting on time is because our computer is slap full, and I need to dump some photos on a backup hard drive in addition to the cloud (since that makes me too nervous). Well I got on Luke's computer tonight just to get the photos for this blog and sure enough...something is not working on this website. So, I'll just do a photo dump only post soon).
Two months old and we've hit our grove! I now feel like we get each other, and life is just a bit easier these days.
For starters you've been rocking the sleep world. Lane really wasn't a horrible sleeper, but you definitely have her beat. 7:30 to 8 is bedtime, and you generally wake up once around 3:30 and then you cash back out until anywhere from 5:30-7:30. The other night we put you to bed around 10 and you didn't wake until 7:30, and I was tempted to make that a regular routine, but I think we'll stick with 7:30/8, so that Luke and I have some alone time together each night.
My endo doctor gave me the approval to keep pumping breast milk, so right now I'm pumping twice a day, and getting anywhere from 10-15 ounces per session, so that along with one formula bottle per day has your food covered.
I also love that you respond with a huge smile when you see my face, and often coo back when I talk to you. You already know how to melt your momma's heart.
You are very alert now, and when propped up on a pillow work very hard to try and throw your body into a sitting position. Lane set up without support at 4 months, so I think Haynes is trying to keep up. I know I sound crazy saying this, but you are teething all over the place. Both Lane and I got our first tooth at 3 months, but I don't remember Lane teething (I just looked and noticed it one day). You are aggressively munching and chewing my finger or anything else we put in your mouth. I'd be surprised if you don't also have your teeth very early on.
You had your first boat ride on August 9th, you also had your first dip in the pool on August 22nd at Dutch Island pool. I failed to capture a picture of the pool time, because our whole family was in the water together. The stats from month one are listed below along with your two month charts and stats. You are a very easy, wonderful addition to our family Haynes! We LOVE you!
A little Lane update too! Lane is rocking swim these days. She is in a class with two other boys that can already swim, so they have really pushed her to be brave and go for it. She can doggie paddle with her face in the water in the shallow end very well, but is working on jumping in the deep water and doggie paddling with breathing and then keep going. Luke and I listed out a bunch of different activities and decided that swimming was the one that won because it's a real life skill, so we are going to stick with this until I feel like she's got swimming really down. I am proud of how far she has come though, and it shouldn't be too long until she's an official fish.
Lane also had her first trip to the dentist on August 21st. Our friend Chad Schnabel who Luke and I see saw her for her first appointment. She got rave reviews, and was a wonderful patient. After the cleaning was over they removed her glasses while we waited for Dr. Chad to come in, once he arrived he laid her down ready to check out her teeth, and she halted the exam to ask for her glasses. Ha! She is quite the diva, and knows exactly what she wants (all the time).
In final family news, we are under contract on our house. Thank you everyone for the prayers, and please keep praying for us. Hopefully we will close without a hitch on October 14th. We need the prayers to keep coming so that we can find a home to move into. We've been looking for a while, but haven't found anything we are in love with in our desired locations, so...looks like we might be moving in with the in-laws for a bit if nothing comes on the market in time. We did put an offer in on a place, but with a lot of contingencies, so I'm trying not to be too in love with that house since so many things have to fall into place to make it work. I am just so happy that we are now going to be sitting on go when something we do want becomes available. Who knows...we might even just build a house!
As always, the photo dump for this month: (well the reason I have been writing these and not posting on time is because our computer is slap full, and I need to dump some photos on a backup hard drive in addition to the cloud (since that makes me too nervous). Well I got on Luke's computer tonight just to get the photos for this blog and sure enough...something is not working on this website. So, I'll just do a photo dump only post soon).
Monday, August 31, 2015
Month 1
I wrote this a while back, but never got it posted. So...I'm going to post this and try and put up the month two later this week. So much has changed since I've written this, but wanted to still have it down.
One month has already gone by, I mean...so fast! The first month is such a blur, and honestly just seems like survival mode. I much prefer month two and beyond when things tend to settle down a bit. Haynes is doing great! He does have one sad looking left eye though, I guess his right eye, but when I look at him it's the left one. He has a blocked tear duct that just makes his eye get so gunky, I'm hopeful it won't take the seven plus months to heal up like our doc said it can. I've taken a friends crazy advice and started putting a drop of breast milk in the eye and then rubbing the duct, so we'll see how that works. (so...I wrote this forever ago and am finally posting, the breast milk worked and his eye healed up in no time).
In terms of sleep, this guy varies daily, one night he rocks it barely waking me, then the next can be up every two hours. So, I'm hoping he settles into a rhythm soon, preferably the routine of sleeping long hours :). Haynes really prefers to sleep on someone, and as soon as he can roll over he'll be on his belly. This round we haven't swaddled, he loves his hands by his face, so the few times we tried it, I felt like he grunted and struggled the whole time trying to free his arms. The wonderful thing we've had with both children early on, is no intense crying. When Haynes does wake up, he does heavy sucking sounds and light grunting (real crying does come if you don't hear or respond to his first pleas though), so he doesn't wake up his sister. A friend gave us a turning light color clock for Lane, and I love it. She started waking up early lately, so this clock tells her she must play in her room until the light turns green...and she does, right now at least.
I just wrote out our schedule for the next couple of months, and hope Haynes is flexible! I've decided to keep Lane out of any preschool until next year, but have her signed up for lots of activities. She is starting a new class of swim that's twice a week, and has three other kiddos instead of her current once a week private lesson. She's also going to try gymnastics for the first time. Let's be serious, she's going to be too tall to do this later, so it's just a fun thing to help her learn a summersault and have fun.
I can't believe I didn't do a whole blog about this, but about two months before Haynes arrived, Lane was fully potty trained! It's been wonderful, and I really am so proud of her! I bought a cheap potty way back when she turned two just to introduce her to it, but what sealed the deal for us was Fisher Prices potty that sings when pee or poop hits the sensor. So, if you are struggling with potty training, try the fancy potty...it just might work! Lane really is all about her brother, sometimes too much...please don't wake your sleeping brother to play or talk to him is something I say throughout the day. She's anxiously waiting for the day he can truly play with her. I've captured many sweet moments with the two of them you'll see below.
Here's the photo dump:
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| The activity mat is my favorite newborn toy |
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| Lane left and Haynes right! I love side by side comparisons |
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| All the cousins came to visit! Lily, Mary Alice, Lane, Everett, and Haynes held by M.A. |
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| A great big sister! |
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| Hanging with Papa |
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| This picture looks like a funny muscle man |
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| Already being dressed up by big sister! Sticker fun |
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| I'm so upset this is the only graph that I can find from your one month appt. I'll provide the stats when I see the paper at your next appointment. 88% Height |
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| At the end of month one you started smiling...spoiler alert....you SMILE ALL THE TIME NOW! I LOVE IT! |
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| Such a chill kid, who puts up with me and Lane a lot |
Thursday, July 16, 2015
Haynes Wesley Dorman
He's here!!! On June 26th at 3:15 in the afternoon, our family of three welcomed a new member! Haynes arrived weighing 8.6 pounds and 20.5 inches long (thankfully smaller than the 9.6 we thought). The delivery went MUCH smoother this round; a working epidural is amazing. I was induced again like with Lane, but only had to wait a day past his due date. The overall labor was an hour longer than his sisters, but I got to take it easy this round, and only pushed for less than 15 minutes.
So far Haynes is nothing but sweet sugar and snuggles. He would honestly sleep on me all day long if I let him (sometimes I do :) ). Everyone has told me boys are more snugly, and I agree.
Lane is handling life with "brother"/"Tree"/"Haynes" well. Those are the various names she has for her little brother. She is very gentle and sweet, and seems to "get" it. Everyone has asked how she's doing, and so far I can say that things are great. I feel like I'm double timing it at home, but thank goodness for nap times, and wonderful people feeding us. I might cry when my meal schedule comes to an end.
Haynes scored a 8 then 9 on his Apgar test, and a 7 on his jaundice test, so we are very blessed with a healthy little boy. He was back to his birth weight and then some at his two week doctor appointment, so we are happy to report he's not starving like his sister orginally did ;)The only time a brain tumor comes in handy is pumping breastmilk. I have a serious supply! I started nursing and found out that was not working out well...mainly because I would sit there and nurse for 45 minutes, to then have to still pump afterwards. So, once again I am exclusively pumping. This time around I don't have to build up my supply though, so I was pumping only three times a day and averaging around 35 ounces of milk, but I've backed it down to only two times a day now with 24 ounces of milk. My doc and dad doc only advise me pumping till 6 weeks though (the major downside to a brain tumor...to have a major supply and not be able to use it just kills me)! I go see my endo doc on August 6th to talk over the issue though, so who knows. Please pray over that one.
Things that are really different the second time around are...the labor, it's seems to be a common thing with everyone...it's much easier this round. It's also funny how you look back and wonder how you ever thought the true infant stage was hard at all. I really do remember thinking it was SO HARD when I was in that phase with Lane, but gosh, the second time around it makes me wonder what the heck I did all day. They seriously sleep so much. Balancing two kiddos is a lot of work, and I feel like poor Lane has been on a little bit of houe arrest lately, but once Haynes is a bit bigger I think this fall will be fun. I can see him chilling while we hit up the park and get back into our groove a bit.
Luke has been wonderful! I must admit I think he ROCKS the baby phase...he's never told me it's a favorite phase of his, but he is SO good with really little kiddos. I seriously do not think I changed one diaper the entire first week of Haynes life. The only part that Luke really struggles with is interrupted sleep, poor guy just struggles so much with that, so in another week we'll slide Haynes into his nursery.
Lastly, before I put up all the fun photos...I must give a shout out to my wonderful mom. She came and stayed a week with us, and seriously did every night feeding, even at one point moved him into her room to let Luke and I rest a couple of nights without even hearing a baby cry. I mean, words cannot express how wonderful she was. She cooked, cleaned, and just frankly made life amazing. So, thank you mom for EVERYTHING!!!
So, we have the sweetest video of Lane meeting her brother for the first time, but they said my file is way to large, so maybe I'll copy the original then with the other one I can trim it down to fit in here. It's just SO sweet, so maybe stay tuned for that.
We love you Haynes Wesley Dorman!
So far Haynes is nothing but sweet sugar and snuggles. He would honestly sleep on me all day long if I let him (sometimes I do :) ). Everyone has told me boys are more snugly, and I agree.
Lane is handling life with "brother"/"Tree"/"Haynes" well. Those are the various names she has for her little brother. She is very gentle and sweet, and seems to "get" it. Everyone has asked how she's doing, and so far I can say that things are great. I feel like I'm double timing it at home, but thank goodness for nap times, and wonderful people feeding us. I might cry when my meal schedule comes to an end.
Haynes scored a 8 then 9 on his Apgar test, and a 7 on his jaundice test, so we are very blessed with a healthy little boy. He was back to his birth weight and then some at his two week doctor appointment, so we are happy to report he's not starving like his sister orginally did ;)The only time a brain tumor comes in handy is pumping breastmilk. I have a serious supply! I started nursing and found out that was not working out well...mainly because I would sit there and nurse for 45 minutes, to then have to still pump afterwards. So, once again I am exclusively pumping. This time around I don't have to build up my supply though, so I was pumping only three times a day and averaging around 35 ounces of milk, but I've backed it down to only two times a day now with 24 ounces of milk. My doc and dad doc only advise me pumping till 6 weeks though (the major downside to a brain tumor...to have a major supply and not be able to use it just kills me)! I go see my endo doc on August 6th to talk over the issue though, so who knows. Please pray over that one.
Things that are really different the second time around are...the labor, it's seems to be a common thing with everyone...it's much easier this round. It's also funny how you look back and wonder how you ever thought the true infant stage was hard at all. I really do remember thinking it was SO HARD when I was in that phase with Lane, but gosh, the second time around it makes me wonder what the heck I did all day. They seriously sleep so much. Balancing two kiddos is a lot of work, and I feel like poor Lane has been on a little bit of houe arrest lately, but once Haynes is a bit bigger I think this fall will be fun. I can see him chilling while we hit up the park and get back into our groove a bit.
Luke has been wonderful! I must admit I think he ROCKS the baby phase...he's never told me it's a favorite phase of his, but he is SO good with really little kiddos. I seriously do not think I changed one diaper the entire first week of Haynes life. The only part that Luke really struggles with is interrupted sleep, poor guy just struggles so much with that, so in another week we'll slide Haynes into his nursery.
Lastly, before I put up all the fun photos...I must give a shout out to my wonderful mom. She came and stayed a week with us, and seriously did every night feeding, even at one point moved him into her room to let Luke and I rest a couple of nights without even hearing a baby cry. I mean, words cannot express how wonderful she was. She cooked, cleaned, and just frankly made life amazing. So, thank you mom for EVERYTHING!!!
So, we have the sweetest video of Lane meeting her brother for the first time, but they said my file is way to large, so maybe I'll copy the original then with the other one I can trim it down to fit in here. It's just SO sweet, so maybe stay tuned for that.
We love you Haynes Wesley Dorman!
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| It looks like his chest is caved in here, but it's just those man boobs from breastmilk :) |
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Hello Spring!
Hello friends and welcome Spring!!
Let me just start by saying this blog will be back to monthly updates in June, well maybe July. First I wanted to announce that our family of three will be expanding to 4 this June. We have a little boy on the way, and hopefully we'll have a named picked out here before too long. Right now I am promising an update monthly on this little boy's life, like I did for his sister. I really am going to try and not let him fall under the sorry you were second category.
With the new baby on the way we are getting a bit more anxious to sell our current house and get into another one, so prayers would be much appreciated as we look to transition. We toured some homes today, and I think we may have found a winner if we can move our property before too long.
In other news, the reason I have time to write a blog right now, is Lane happens to be out of town for a week. This Sunday we loaded her up and met my parents in Statesboro to exchange Lane for a week. I definitely do not have the clingy child screaming when I drop her off at Sunday school, and the same was true here. She was so happy to have Gran and Papa take her home for a week. It sounds like she is having a blast, and I am getting in some much need errands and relaxation. I made myself a to do list that I am slowly working off. I must admit some of the items on my list were a pedicure and to get my hair done, but items nonetheless. Before I drive up on Sunday to get my sweet Lane (who I really am missing), Luke and I are taking advantage of alone time with dinner dates, and a mini trip someplace this weekend, that we haven't decided on yet.
For a Lane update, I guess I can only say that she is constantly changing, and growing up quickly. She has been taking swim lessons and loves it. Up to now I have been in the water with her for the lessons, but starting in April she will move up the three year old class with just the instructor and 3 other kiddos. I'm interested to see how she will adjust to that change, but with summer and a new baby coming along, I really want her to feel comfortable in the water. I don't plan on ever not being in the water with her (other than these lessons), but you know what I mean.
Here are some pictures (not in order), since I know many of you only care about these:
Let me just start by saying this blog will be back to monthly updates in June, well maybe July. First I wanted to announce that our family of three will be expanding to 4 this June. We have a little boy on the way, and hopefully we'll have a named picked out here before too long. Right now I am promising an update monthly on this little boy's life, like I did for his sister. I really am going to try and not let him fall under the sorry you were second category.
With the new baby on the way we are getting a bit more anxious to sell our current house and get into another one, so prayers would be much appreciated as we look to transition. We toured some homes today, and I think we may have found a winner if we can move our property before too long.
In other news, the reason I have time to write a blog right now, is Lane happens to be out of town for a week. This Sunday we loaded her up and met my parents in Statesboro to exchange Lane for a week. I definitely do not have the clingy child screaming when I drop her off at Sunday school, and the same was true here. She was so happy to have Gran and Papa take her home for a week. It sounds like she is having a blast, and I am getting in some much need errands and relaxation. I made myself a to do list that I am slowly working off. I must admit some of the items on my list were a pedicure and to get my hair done, but items nonetheless. Before I drive up on Sunday to get my sweet Lane (who I really am missing), Luke and I are taking advantage of alone time with dinner dates, and a mini trip someplace this weekend, that we haven't decided on yet.
For a Lane update, I guess I can only say that she is constantly changing, and growing up quickly. She has been taking swim lessons and loves it. Up to now I have been in the water with her for the lessons, but starting in April she will move up the three year old class with just the instructor and 3 other kiddos. I'm interested to see how she will adjust to that change, but with summer and a new baby coming along, I really want her to feel comfortable in the water. I don't plan on ever not being in the water with her (other than these lessons), but you know what I mean.
Here are some pictures (not in order), since I know many of you only care about these:
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| Princess Lane |
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| Daddy is in TROUBLE! |
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| Doctor Lane (Thanks you Aunt Stacie for the Christmas gift) |
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| Lane's two year weight chart |
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| Lane's two year height chart (I always thought it was a bit off the way they measured, but this one she actually stood for, so...she really is tall) |
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| Lane's two year head chart |
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| I seriously laugh ALL DAY LONG!!! This is one funny kid |
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| Just relaxing before we head to swim class! |
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| Sunday strolls are a favorite for this family! |
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| First big girl hair cut! (Thanks Honey) |
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| Still loves the boat thank goodness! |
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| I must say the fact that she'll chill on the dock with me now is very nice! |
Monday, September 8, 2014
Lane Lately
Hello Friends,
Lane will be 20 months in a couple of days, and life right now is very busy. She LOVES to jump, go on boat rides, the beach, coloring, and well...there is not a whole lot she doesn't like. She is a wonderful kid that rarely requires scolding. She can communicate very well, so I think that has helped us keep from getting frustrated with each other, and meltdowns low. She has started asking "but why"? and she also likes to say "Lane do it", so my patience will be tested a lot in the next couple of months I'm sure.
Luke and I took a trip to the Dominican Republic a month ago, and left her with my parents for a full week. The longest she has been without at least one of us there. She had a ball with Gran and Papa, but I also think she missed her mom and dad :)
Her last appointment was 18 months, so these are pretty outdated now, but here are the usual charts:
We have a very busy fall with lots of traveling, so hopefully she'll be a good road warrior and traveler. I love watching Lane learn and grow. I'm sorry I can't even begin to fill you in on all of the details from my last blog post to Lane today, just know that she is a bright light in this world, and I wouldn't trade her for anything! It was impossible to put all of the pictures I wanted up, since I take about 30 a day, but here are a couple:
Lane will be 20 months in a couple of days, and life right now is very busy. She LOVES to jump, go on boat rides, the beach, coloring, and well...there is not a whole lot she doesn't like. She is a wonderful kid that rarely requires scolding. She can communicate very well, so I think that has helped us keep from getting frustrated with each other, and meltdowns low. She has started asking "but why"? and she also likes to say "Lane do it", so my patience will be tested a lot in the next couple of months I'm sure.
Luke and I took a trip to the Dominican Republic a month ago, and left her with my parents for a full week. The longest she has been without at least one of us there. She had a ball with Gran and Papa, but I also think she missed her mom and dad :)
Her last appointment was 18 months, so these are pretty outdated now, but here are the usual charts:
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| Lane LOVES water! |
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| Just a sandy sandwich on the beach |
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| Fun with friends |
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| Already dragging boys around! |
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| The girls together again! Celia, Charlotte, and Lane |
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| The boating Queen |
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| I love her hair in dog ears! |
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| Swing Love |
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| Lane loves her daddy |
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| She loves to color |
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