Tre @ 4 1/2 monthsFriday, August 21, 2009
Not the Best Blogger but here is an update!
So....they have scheduled Tre's MRI....I am scared I do admit. It scares me that they have to sedate him for the MRI not the procedure itself. It also scares me to think they may have something negative to say when everything has been so positive. The MRI will be September 23, 2009 @ 815am. We have to be at the hospital by 7am for them to start the sedation.
On another note tre is still doing very well. They have started us working with him on the floor more because he was having a bit of a hard time rolling over. They think that his brain has remapped the idea for rolling over and he arches. He rolls fine from belly to back but not quite that good from back to belly, but he is getting much better. Basically we have to give him lots and lots more time on his tummy while he is awake. The problem is he thinks his back is for playing and belly is for sleeping! When he tries to roll, or when you have him sitting or standing he arches his back and flings his arms back. Most babies do this, but the difference is their brains are able to say that is wrong and uncoordinated. That is why they think his brain is mapping the idea it is ok, so we have to work with him to teach him it is not. We are all working on it! He doesn't mumble any actual constantents yet or make mama dada noises. That is a bit behind too but he is very vocal and has began squealing! I am sure the mama and dada's are soon to come.
On another note tre is still doing very well. They have started us working with him on the floor more because he was having a bit of a hard time rolling over. They think that his brain has remapped the idea for rolling over and he arches. He rolls fine from belly to back but not quite that good from back to belly, but he is getting much better. Basically we have to give him lots and lots more time on his tummy while he is awake. The problem is he thinks his back is for playing and belly is for sleeping! When he tries to roll, or when you have him sitting or standing he arches his back and flings his arms back. Most babies do this, but the difference is their brains are able to say that is wrong and uncoordinated. That is why they think his brain is mapping the idea it is ok, so we have to work with him to teach him it is not. We are all working on it! He doesn't mumble any actual constantents yet or make mama dada noises. That is a bit behind too but he is very vocal and has began squealing! I am sure the mama and dada's are soon to come.
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