...because someone must teach me to crawl!
He can now get up on his hands and knees or his hands and toes!
Posted by lydia at 11:30 PM 2 comments
ER Visit #1
This week we found out viral gastroenteritis is no fun, dehydration in
babies is scary (especially when they have yet to discover how to
drink from a sippy cup), and crazy people are regulars at the ER. We
are thankful for a fabulous pediatrician, the competent staff at
Vanderbilt Children's Hospital, and a merciful God. I am particularly
thankful for a fabulous husband who stayed up all night squirting
Pedialyte in Elijah's mouth (5 cc's q 5 minutes) and then stayed home
and took care of us both the next day.
Yay! We are all better...and just in time for Christmas!
Staying up on current CEU course offerings:
New High Chair (thank you Scotts!):
After Bath #27 of the weekend (it happens when a child is sick) during
which Mother allows child to play with a power cord:
p.s. The Double Deep pizza at Pizza Hut is amazing! Thanks MawMaw for
my birthday treat~:-)
Posted by lydia at 11:01 PM 2 comments
Friday, December 7, 2007
Cruelty
Yesterday our local news reported that a veterinarian's license was
temporarily revoked while he was investigated for putting animals to
sleep by injecting a medicine into their heart. His case was under
review because this means of killing "without appropriate sedation"
was accusedly a form of animal cruelty.
A salt-like substance is injected into the hearts of pre-born babies
in order to kill them during selective reductions and other types of
abortions. These babies aren't sedated. Their "aliveness" is not even
discussed.
Why is a method of killing animals under scrutiny for possible cruelty
while the same method is an undisputed tactic for killing babies? When
did animals surpass humans in value?
Posted by lydia at 9:42 PM 1 comments
'Tis the Season
Apples
- Wash, peel, core, and cube 3-4 apples.
- Place apple cubes in medium saucepan with just enough water to cover
them.
- Boil for 15 minutes, or until tender.
- Puree in blender with just 1/8 cup or so of the juice in which the
apples were cooked.
*3-4 apples should fill up an ice tray.
Green Beans
- Wash 3 heaping handfuls of green beans.
- Snap off all ends and discard. Break beans into 1" pieces.
- Place beans in steamer over a saucepot. Water should just barely
come through the holes of the steamer.
- Steam for ~ 25 minutes.
- Puree in blender with 1/4 cup or so of the juice in which the beans
cooked.
*3 large handfuls of fresh green beans should fill up an ice tray.
Even Elijah wants special Christmas foods! After confessing to my
wonderful pediatrician that I sometimes let Elijah gum my pizza crusts
and not being chastised, I feel a little more confident letting Elijah
 
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