Day 2 of Williams life started out pretty typical; nurses and doctors in and out taking vital signs, checking in, etc. However when Williams billirubin levels jumped from 6 to 9 in 1 hour it was off to the light box for our boy. The girls were jaundice also- at varying levels- but he's the first to spend his 2nd day of life in a light box right next to mom.
William was only allowed out of the lights to eat and have his diaper changed. I had four sweet friends drop by that day who just got to admire our newborn from a distance. But they were sweet enough to stay and visit with me anyway! Luckily, grandpa showed up just as he finished eating so he got to have a quick hug before he went back to the tanning booth.
The girls came up for a visit after Madisen got out of school. They were even more adoring than the first night. Probably because it was a reality that baby brother had finally arrived.
Brooklyn has the most expressive eyes! They speak volumes for her when she's too shy or unable to speak what's on her mind. I just love this picture of her trying to figure out what to do with this baby.
William was only allowed out of the lights to eat and have his diaper changed. I had four sweet friends drop by that day who just got to admire our newborn from a distance. But they were sweet enough to stay and visit with me anyway! Luckily, grandpa showed up just as he finished eating so he got to have a quick hug before he went back to the tanning booth.
The girls came up for a visit after Madisen got out of school. They were even more adoring than the first night. Probably because it was a reality that baby brother had finally arrived.
Brooklyn has the most expressive eyes! They speak volumes for her when she's too shy or unable to speak what's on her mind. I just love this picture of her trying to figure out what to do with this baby.
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