Week 16 - 2018

 

Playing with cousin Clark.

Grandma Woodbury blowing bubbles for Lucas. He was very focused. Notice his foaming mouth. (He apparently enjoys the taste of soap.)

A sunny, perfect day for a birthday party. Happy birthday, Clark!

Picking dandelions. He also liked the taste of those.

I let him have access to the bottom two stairs. He thought he was getting away with something.

This is what a 104 degree fever looks like.

And this.

And this too (???).

Oh, and also this.

Figuring out the proper use for his giraffe stacker. They're not actually pacifiers after all!

This week:
- Luc started signing "please" correctly and uses it more often.
- New words: bubble, purple, book, ball, Amy, hair, hot. Most of this are only decipherable to a trained ear. Oh, and he also says ear.
- This week started out with Luc getting a fever of 104 degrees. I called the pediatrician who said to just keep him hydrated and comfortable. His fever went down and he didn't show any other symptoms other than a decreased appetite for a couple of days and a diaper rash. He had seemed fine for so we went down for his cousin's birthday party on Saturday. Later that night, I got a fever of my own. That was followed by a sore throat and now... itchy rashes on my hands and feet. All signs point to hand, food, and mouth disease (such a descriptive name). I'm keeping my itchy fingers crossed that we didn't unknowingly infect anyone else. :( We're that nightmare family spreading disease, I guess. Our apologies to all.