Saturday, December 25, 2010

Christmas at Mom and Dad's house

Later that evening....................

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

Christmas 2010

Later that morning we headed to Grandpa's house to celebrate Christmas with the extended family.
 

 

 

Christmas Morning
 
 
 
 
 

Friday, December 24, 2010

Christmas Eve

After church on Christmas Eve Landon opened hist first present. Opening one present Christmas Eve is a tradition with the "Sell" Family so I wanted to pass along the tradition. Jeff and I got him a couple of big boy toys to where he can stand up and play with because he is getting bored with the "baby" toys.

 

 

Merry Christmas from the Taylor Family

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Firsts

Landon has had several "firsts" this month. His first word "mama"! Sorry Daddy!! No more belling crawling, it's all four's baby! Pulling himself up on furniture like it's no big deal. He can even hold on with one hand : )  He will waive every once in a while and lastly, I dropped him off at daycare on Friday and he turned away from his teacher with a pitiful expression on his face. Oh and he now has 2 teeth! He is definitely gaining some independence.
 
 

Visit with Santa

Jeff and I took Landon to go see Santa at NorthPark. We got there at 11 am on Saturday and very few people were in line. We were excited! As we were waiting a gentleman comes up to us and hands us a number (197) and told us to come back that night at 7 and that's if Santa gets to us! What?!?! I was so disappointed..........so I ended up at Colin Creek. I have to say my baby is pretty darn cute!



Landon in the hospital

Landon was doing good the first couple of weeks in November then a week before Thanksgiving it went downhill. He started showing signs of rapid, shallow breathing, a rapid heartbeat, retractions, signs of fatigue, loss of appetite and vomiting after coughing.

On December 5th Landon was admitted to the emergency room. His oxygen started getting dangerously low. Try keeping an oxygen mask on a baby!! It doesn't work that well! He was given an hour long treatment and then we were sent to the 3rd floor for monitoring. During the night the nurse comes in frantically to remove the IV from Landon's arm. Apparently it was cutting the circulation off and his poor arm was blue and swollen! I felt terrible because I didn't even notice. Probable from lack of sleep!

Morning comes along, the nurse runs a couple of tests and another x-ray.The doctor wasn't sure if it was RSV, bronchiliar or whooping cough. The tests came back negative for RSV and whooping cough. So now the diagnoses is bronchilitas along with 2 ear infections.

Bronchiolitis is a common illness of the respiratory tract caused by an infection that affects the tiny airways, called the bronchioles, that lead to the lungs. As these airways become inflamed, they swell and fill with mucus, making breathing difficult. It most often affects infants and young children and typically occurs during the first 2 years of life, with peak occurrence at about 3 to 6 months of age.

On December 16th, his breathing finally got back to normal and he no longer had musus blockage. But just this past Monday he has had some slight wheezing and showing signs of a cold. When is this kid ever going to get a break!