Nigh, nigh!

One Saturday, Trigger was NOT napping.  I heard him in his room talking…after leaving him for awhile, I finally went in there to get him.  This is what I saw in his bed. 

That would be the cord to his sound machine.  He has always been obsessed with cords and electrical outlets…yes, I realize that it’s not safe!  We have moved his bed down again.  But it seems like we might have to move it to the center of the room because everywhere we move it, he finds something dangerous to do! I am told that his mischievousness means he’s smart…I sure hope so because it wears this momma out worrying about him!

After we he decided NOT to nap, he was enjoying just playing in his bed so I left him in there so I could just take some pictures of him! Oh and the main reason he didn’t want to get out: because he didn’t want to give up his “pati” (pacifier).  He’s only allowed to have it in bed!

I absolutely LOVE this picture (actually, I love the one above and below).  He LOVES that bus!!!

 

And, he thought we were going to leave him to go to “nigh, nigh”.  Soooo ROTTEN!

Trigger had hurt his toes two different times riding his tractor without shoes.  They have taken weeks to heal and he has used those toes for everything.  If he gets in trouble for throwing his food down at the table, he pokes his lips out and starts crying, “toes…toes…toes”.  Ummm…honey, those toes won’t get you out of everything.  The lip, however, does a number on momma! :)

Can you tell that he uses his toes to stop his tractor?!?!

And he has learned that kissing his injuries makes everything better…even if you have to do it yourself!

Or give it a little lick…YUCK!

In pregnancy news, I had my appt with Dr. Harper yesterday.  He agreed that 38 weeks would be a good stopping point but had to look over my file, talk to hospital, and look at my non-stress test to make his final decision.  He is not in the office today (thursday) through next Friday.  Sooo if we do a csection, then he will just have to come in on his time off to do it.  LOVE HIM!!!!!  I’m waiting on a call from him to make the final decision about a day, what to do with my heparin, etc. Oh and I will definitely be having a csection.  If this talk bothers you, you can stop reading.  Dr. Harper checked me and of course there was NO change (nothing has happened…not dialated).  He predicted my first appt with him when I was pregnant with Trigger that I would not be able to deliver vaginally because of a small pelvis but said that the pelvis can do amazing things.  When we delivered Trigger (4lbs 5oz), LSU dr.s said there was no way I could deliver a baby bigger than him…and that it was hard for Trigger to make it through.  So, when Dr. Harper checked me yesterday, I asked if Campbell had dropped at all.  He said, “NOPE and he won’t!” What?  Dr. Harper said my pelvis is small in two areas.  The top area is so small that it won’t even allow Campbell to drop down.  Then, if he did get through there, he couldn’t make it past the bottom part of my pelvis because it’s too small.  He said he was surprised that I delivered a 4lb baby because he would guess that I’d have trouble with a 3 pounder.  SOOOOO…i will definitely be having a c-section and i’m thinking that I might be seeing a leg come out of my throat ANY day now. A C-section is NOT my first choice of course but I KNOW without a doubt that Dr. Harper does NOT do csections unless they are ABSOLUTELY necessary.  That’s what I love about him.  He’s by the book and very old school.  Dr. Harper is not c-section happy!  The great news is that I will not have to labor for two WHOLE days this time!!!!  However, I guess I will be trading that in for the pain I will have afterwards! ;)

Gotta LOVE being a woman.