The Friday before Christmas we noticed Eamon wasn't feeling well, so we took him into the Dr. Sure enough, he had another ear infection, which makes #3, so we started him on some antibiotics. Usually he starts feeling better a few days after we start the antibiotic, but he never seemed to get better. Christmas Eve & Christmas Day he had a fever and just hasn't been acting like himself. So after him waking up screaming last night and not wanting to go back to sleep, I called the Dr. Mom took him in this morning and sure enough, an ear infection. We aren't sure if it is a new one, or the same one from a few weeks ago. I'm betting it's the same one. So he starts a new antibiotic today and hopefully it will take care of this infection. We go back to the Dr in a few weeks for Eamon's 12 month check-up, so he'll look at his ears then and I guess we'll talk about tubes.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Monday, December 29, 2008
Christmas Day Continued
After seeing what Santa brought, Daddy went back to bed and Eamon talked to his singing snowmen friends.








Then he threw them on the floor, like always. It's not that he doesn't like them, he actually really enjoys them, he just likes things on the floor. When he walks up to the snowmen he starts dancing and waits for you to press the button.
We woke Daddy up around 8 so he could put the turkey in the oven.
Eamon is eating the wooden banana that Aunt Jen got him.
Daddy opening a present for Eamon from Aunt Trisha. It's the book "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus" and it comes with a pigeon that says "Let me drive the bus."
Uncle Ely checking out his marshmallow gun.
Uncle Ely, Nick & Daddy all got Marshmallow guns. I bought the Publix cheapo marshmallows and they stuck together and stuck inside the gun, so they really didn't get to play with them too much.
Nick, You're pointing the gun the wrong way!
Eamon really enjoyed playing with the box that the pralines came in.
Here he is holding the box while sitting on Aunt Jen's lap.
Eamon walking around with his new wooden racecar.
Me with my flip flop slippers that Nick gave me.
Mama Marie opening a present.
Eamon and Daddy checking out the present that Aunt Jen got for Eamon.
That's right, it's one of those inflatable bouncy things, I think some of you may refer to them as "Whopper Hoppers" but you mainly see them in the form of castles at picnics and birthday parties. Now Eamon has his very own mini one.
Nick playing in Eamon's bouncy thing.
Eamon peeking his head out.
When we came back inside from checking out Eamon's bouncy thing, Uncle Ely was setting up the new Trivial Persuit game and he was wearing Eamon's bath robe.
After a diaper blow-out, Daddy changed Eamon into this Fireman Costume and he rode on his firetruck. Eamon played around while the rest of us played Trivial Persuit. The boys won. Then we played Buzz Word and they won that too. Oh well, maybe next time.
Eamon had another wardrobe change because the fireman costume is still a little too big. He enjoyed playing in the boxes with Papa Lee.
One more wardrobe change, into jammies. Here Eamon is playing with his new wooden firetruck.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Christmas Morning
We spent Christmas at home this year.
Eamon was so excited that Santa came, he woke up at 5:00.
He wasn't too sure at first what was going on.
We played with his new Alphabet Pal for a couple of minutes, but he kept eyeying his new firetruck.
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Banged up Baby
Here are some pictures of Eamon I took this morning. Over his left eyebrow (I know you can't see his eyebrows, so just pretend) there is a mark healing from when he fell into mom's side table last Thursday. The mark on his chin is from when Daddy accidentally bumped Eamon into a shelf in the kitchen Monday night. And the bruised swolen bottom lip is from Eamon falling on the window sill in his room. That one bled a good bit and there was lots of screaming. I wiped away the green snot coming out of his nose before taking the picture (I have a call into the Dr about that). Eamon's had a pretty rough week, but he's a tough little guy.
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