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Tubby Time!

As is expected, both Zoe and Silas HATE having their clothes and diapers changed. They scream and cry and let us know what they think about the whole process. So when it came time for their first bath, both of them started off in protest. However, as soon as their bums hit the warm water they settled right into a state of calm.

Here is Silas' first full bath at home



He took a long nap when it was done!


And here is Zoe's first bath at her bedside in the NICU. You can see that she starts off mad,


And then realizes how nice it is!


She gets mad at us again once she comes back out in the cold, however!


Zoe has been out of an incubator and in a bassinet for over a week now. When a "big girl" crib opened up recently, one of the nurses snagged it for her. She made it very clear to Zoe that this crib is a short-term rental, intended only to make the rest of her (hopefully short) stay on the NICU more comfortable.


Kerri is Zoe's head nurse and we finally got a picture of them together today! Kerri has taken excellent care of all of us during this stressful time and we will never be able to thank her enough.

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