We have been at home for a week and what a week it has been. Even though Adelynn was released from the hospital because her Bili Rubin count had gone done she still had to have her blood checked daily to make sure the levels stayed down. On Tuesday we went to the pediatrician for a check up and her levels had gone back up, so she had to be put back under the lights. Luckily this time it was a little wrap around light that we could use at home. We had to keep it on her as much as possible, so that is what we did. We didn't take it off of her for 48 hours until her levels came down enough to get rid of it. The light was attached to a 5 foot hose, so her life for 2 days took place in a small area in the living room.



Once we got to take the light off it was playtime.

I discovered that it is a bad idea to put a hat on Addie before her hair is completely dry. When the hat came off her hair stood straight up and it would not go down.


Barry is amazed at how much a little baby can poop. I definitely under estimated how many diapers and wipes we need. Barry has changed probably 95% of the diapers, since I was very sore for several days after delivery. The first couple of days home it would usually take him about 2 or 3 diapers per changing. He would be changing a wet diaper and then when he got the clean one under her she would poop. Now she atleast waits about 5 or 10 minutes after a diaper change to go again.
Other than Adelynn being a poop factory she is a very good baby. She doesn't cry much and when she does it usually is pretty obvious what the problem is. Barry swears that one day she is going to get a hold of his nipple. Apparently he had his shirt of the other night and she came really close to latching on. During the day she will sleep about anywhere, but when we try to put her in her crib at night she may sleep for a little bit but not for long. She usually lays in there and kicks and eventually cries because she has had enough. If I hold her she will sleep for 4 hours, eat, and then sleep for another 4 hours. We will keep trying the crib every night and hopefully she will get used to it sometime soon.
Here is a short video of Adelynn on her play mat.