Need Ideas - Lost Our Babysitters

[johnstp]

My wife and I were planning on coming down to NOLA this year with our son. He was born on May 3rd last year, so we missed the Fest for the first time in a long time.

We were going to bring my wife's parents with us to mark the little guy's first birthday, as well a little evening babysitting.

Unfortunately, they're not going to be able to come and it'll just be my wife, me and baby makes three.

Daytime won't be affected much, since we planned on having the baby with us at Jazzfest, but I feel like our evenings are pretty well screwed.

Any suggestions for baby-friendly early-evening activities? We'll hit Lafayette Park on Wed. night to see Marcia Ball. Unfortunately, Ingrid's bash is also Wed. this year, so I don't think we'll be able to do both.

Also, any good baby-friendly restaurants>

Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise, we'll be splitting our nights (good thing Irma Thomas is playing three times over the 2nd weekend!).

Any parents in the same boat want to get together? :-)

[Amy Winette]

We'll be there with our 3 month old! I think we're planning on Ingrid's, which is Thursday this year, and Marcia on Wednesday. I too have been looking for/thinking of baby-friendly ideas, and we'll probably split some time for going out, and we've had some wonderful babysitting offers, including from our lovely hosts the bjamns! Meeting up with other parents and little ones would be nice, what do you have in mind?

[Carolina Beadhead]

My wife and I were planning on coming down to NOLA this year with our son. He was born on May 3rd last year, so we missed the Fest for the first time in a long time.

We were going to bring my wife's parents with us to mark the little guy's first birthday, as well a little evening babysitting.

Unfortunately, they're not going to be able to come and it'll just be my wife, me and baby makes three.

Daytime won't be affected much, since we planned on having the baby with us at Jazzfest, but I feel like our evenings are pretty well screwed.

Any suggestions for baby-friendly early-evening activities? We'll hit Lafayette Park on Wed. night to see Marcia Ball. Unfortunately, Ingrid's bash is also Wed. this year, so I don't think we'll be able to do both.

Also, any good baby-friendly restaurants>

Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise, we'll be splitting our nights (good thing Irma Thomas is playing three times over the 2nd weekend!).

Any parents in the same boat want to get together? :-)

Ingrid's is on Thursday this year:

http://www.nojazzfest.com/chat/showthread.php?p=151513#post151513

[johnstp]

Meeting up with other parents and little ones would be nice, what do you have in mind?

Not sure. This whole cancellation thing is only a few hours old, so I haven't thought through a lot of it. Our baby is finally on a schedule (it only took 11 months before he was sleeping through the night!), so I'm not sure how late we can keep him out, etc.

If you're going to Marcia at the Park, perhaps other parents and kids are, as well. Maybe we can do a meetup.

[johnstp]

Ingrid's is on Thursday this year:



Awesome! Do you think it'll be baby-friendly?

[Carolina Beadhead]

My guess is yes but I've never been. I'm sure someone who has will jump in here.

[Amy Winette]

For sure! I think Ingrid's own little one has been seen running around.

Natalie's been sleeping through the night since 2 months, we are lucky lucky!

[stlbarb]

Not sure. This whole cancellation thing is only a few hours old, so I haven't thought through a lot of it. Our baby is finally on a schedule (it only took 11 months before he was sleeping through the night!), so I'm not sure how late we can keep him out, etc.

If you're going to Marcia at the Park, perhaps other parents and kids are, as well. Maybe we can do a meetup.

Baby's first meet-up! way cool!

[johnstp]

OK. Looks like we're definately doing Ingrid's Bash. Since we'll probably head straight there from the Fest (Deacon John plays til 7), is there an easy way to get to Ingrid's from the Fairgrounds, or do I just cab it? And is getting a cab from the Fairgrounds realistic?

That takes care of Wed and Thurs. Any suggestions for Fri, Sat and Sun?

[Amy Winette]

For cabs, exit to Mystery Street! Otherwise you'll wait forever. Ingrid's is a couple of miles up Canal from downtown, that's really all I know . . .

[Amy Winette]

I don't know about the other days, I was thinking Rock N Bowl but it's probably too loud, I don't know if it would be too crowded and crazy to stroll little one along Frenchman at night and listen to the music from outside . . .

[johnstp]

Here's a picture of the little guy -

http://www.stampingismybusiness.com/johnface.jpg

He'll be the kid in the 'Make Levees, Not War' onesie celebrating his 1st Birthday at Jazzfest!

[rosetree]

Here's a picture of the little guy -

http://www.stampingismybusiness.com/johnface.jpg

He'll be the kid in the 'Make Levees, Not War' onesie celebrating his 1st Birthday at Jazzfest!

Another 2nd generation Threadhead cutie!

[Amy Winette]

Aww, look at all that hair! He is sooo cute :) :)

I need some more recent pix of our boo, but here's one. http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o99/amyp226/100_2761.jpg

[Amy Winette]

She's got a threadhead onesie, a fest4kidz onesie, a patry onesie, and about 500 posts on here already, ha! ;)

[windowman]

Well, it 1.75 miles from The Sauvage St. gates to Miss Ingrid's chateau, an even 2 miles from the cab stand on Gentilly. If you wait until the fest is over, you could easily wait the better part of an hour in line to get a cab, which can be okay if you don't have an infant in tow in the heat (Papa Mali was right behind me one night last year). If you want to get a cab without the wait, leave at 6 and get to Ingrid's, which starts at that time. It's a bit of a walk, but it's still light enough at six to do that if you want. The streetcar runs down Carrollton to Canal and you can get off there and take one going north on Canal to Ingrid's, but after the fest, the ones leaving the fest are packed tight and you can wait there as well. How bad do you want to see Deacon John?

[Amy Winette]

Listen to Wynn who knows mucho more than I!

We rented a mini-van, hoping that will make our lives easier with baby and gear :)

[adventuretherapist]

Hello fellow festers!

I am a 30 year old professional nanny coming in from San Francisco with the family I work for first weekend of the fest and staying through to do some Katrina relief work during the weekdays. I plan on not going out on Monday and Tuesday night to save up energy for the rest of the week. So Im available if you need childcare anytime after about 6 or 7pm. I am registered with an agency in San Francisco so I am all legit- trustlined, fingerprinted,TB tested and all. Go out for a night on the town, you deserve it! Your little ones will be safe and have fun with me!

Robin
adventuretherapist@yahoo.com

[stlbarb]

Hello fellow festers!

I am a 30 year old professional nanny coming in from San Francisco with the family I work for first weekend of the fest and staying through to do some Katrina relief work during the weekdays. I plan on not going out on Monday and Tuesday night to save up energy for the rest of the week. So Im available if you need childcare anytime after about 6 or 7pm. I am registered with an agency in San Francisco so I am all legit- trustlined, fingerprinted,TB tested and all. Go out for a night on the town, you deserve it! Your little ones will be safe and have fun with me!

Robin
adventuretherapist@yahoo.com

wow this is way better than my suggestion of dimetapp & duct tape.
(my friends never ask me to babysit, not sure why).

those are great nights for you and your wife to have a date!

[Amy Winette]

Very cool Robin!

Hmm, Barb, we may not ask you to watch little Nat ;)

[stlbarb]

Very cool Robin!

Hmm, Barb, we may not ask you to watch little Nat ;)

may not? :eek:

i just hope you still let me hold her. :D

[Rossvegas]

Yeah, you might want to put me on the "do not call this babysitter" list too. I'm used to taking care of a dog, so unless your chillun eat kibble twice a day and will poop outside, I'm probably not your guy...

Haven't tried the Dimetapp and duct tape technique yet Barb, but I'm curious: on what end of the baby do you apply the duct tape?

[johnstp]

Aww, look at all that hair! He is sooo cute :) :)

I need some more recent pix of our boo, but here's one. http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o99/amyp226/100_2761.jpg

VERY cute! I forgot how tiny they start out! Our "little" guy is approaching 30 lbs. Most of it is hair. :-)

[johnstp]

I don't think my wife would go for the babysitter if its not someone we know and trust.

Rock n Bowl during JF is almost definately going to be too crowded. Walking Frenchmen might be an option, but does anyone know of any evening outdoor music on Friday-Sunday?

I think we should definately have a baby meetup. There have got to be other Threadheads in this boat besides me and Amy. C'mon people, where y'at?

[mdfest]

wow this is way better than my suggestion of dimetapp & duct tape.
(my friends never ask me to babysit, not sure why).

those are great nights for you and your wife to have a date!

Barb- will you watch me??

[ozzie]

Barb- will you watch me??

Watch you do what?

[Festngator]

baby gift ideas
http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u133/Festngator/fest%2008/drinkpassout_sm.jpg

http://prankplace.com/babytshirts.htm

[perstephone]

We're coming, with a 2yo and the newbie- she's gonna be 9 weeks by then. We're doing Marcia at the park, and taking the sprouts to the fairgrounds along with gramma. Well, she'll be where we are 99% of the time.
I believe our big night out is gonna be rockNbowl on Saturday. Other than that, I think it's a whole lot of fairgrounds during the day, dinner, then play it by ear, but not anything too exciting.
This is our third kid-fest, and it's different, but still fun. Fewer hangovers...
stephanie

[NeenAtlanta]

I don't think my wife would go for the babysitter if its not someone we know and trust.

Rock n Bowl during JF is almost definately going to be too crowded. Walking Frenchmen might be an option, but does anyone know of any evening outdoor music on Friday-Sunday?

I think we should definately have a baby meetup. There have got to be other Threadheads in this boat besides me and Amy. C'mon people, where y'at?

You could always hang at Jackson Square and see who is playing free in the street. Sometimes you can catch great music there.

I'm trying to think of any restaurants/clubs that have patio seating, where you and the baby could hang out and still hear music without it being too loud, but can't think of any offhand. Anybody have suggestions?

[Moon]

The Maple Leaf has that nice patio in back, or it did the last time I was there. Dimetapp and duct tape! Damn, I wish I'd thought of that.

[Belle]

wow this is way better than my suggestion of dimetapp & duct tape.
(my friends never ask me to babysit, not sure why).

those are great nights for you and your wife to have a date!

stilbarb~you suggested duck tape for mine on another post as we are leaving them under their own care. Of course we have spies everywhere;)

But I wanted to share something from last year not while we were away this was under my care :eek:

That is my baritone, football playing middle one.

http://s151.photobucket.com/albums/s139/Belle10_bucket/th_Ducktapeboy.jpg

[Amy Winette]

may not? :eek:

i just hope you still let me hold her. :D

Of course!

[Amy Winette]

VERY cute! I forgot how tiny they start out! Our "little" guy is approaching 30 lbs. Most of it is hair. :-)

Thx! They do grow, eh? Natalie was little, just 5 lbs 4 oz, now up to 9 pounds, but a lot of babies are bigger than that when born!

[ibjamn]

may not? :eek:

i just hope you still let me hold her. :D

.....with supervision. ;)

[ozzie]

Of course!

Hey, we should make up some of those cheesy folders that hold a pic (of natinyap)... 5 bucks a piece would raise a heap for the various beneficiaries!

[ozzie]

Hey, we should make up some of those cheesy folders that hold a pic (of natinyap)... 5 bucks a piece would raise a heap for the various beneficiaries!

Throw in johnstp's cutie and we're on a winner!

[Amy Winette]

YYR Oz, always thinking! But I think I like the lagniape idea :)

Dinner with outdoor patio and music sounds good! Pat O's too crowded and no music.

Stephanie, I'm wondering how little ones do at the fairgrounds as it's so hot! I have a little covered inflatable wading pool I thought I'd bring, and swimmie diapers.

[johnstp]

We have a baby backpack with a sunshade, and we'll make sure to spend a lot of time in the Grandstand or misting tents.

Hopefully, it won't be unbearably hot.

Pat O's may be a good spot during the day. At night, probably not.

[saturn]

What about the little outside area at House of Blues? We sat there and heard music one year.

[Jordan]

My wife and I were planning on coming down to NOLA this year with our son. He was born on May 3rd last year, so we missed the Fest for the first time in a long time.

We were going to bring my wife's parents with us to mark the little guy's first birthday, as well a little evening babysitting.

Unfortunately, they're not going to be able to come and it'll just be my wife, me and baby makes three.

Daytime won't be affected much, since we planned on having the baby with us at Jazzfest, but I feel like our evenings are pretty well screwed.

Any suggestions for baby-friendly early-evening activities? We'll hit Lafayette Park on Wed. night to see Marcia Ball. Unfortunately, Ingrid's bash is also Wed. this year, so I don't think we'll be able to do both.

Also, any good baby-friendly restaurants>

Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise, we'll be splitting our nights (good thing Irma Thomas is playing three times over the 2nd weekend!).

Any parents in the same boat want to get together? :-)

what dates are you in NO?

[Jordan]

Thx! They do grow, eh? Natalie was little, just 5 lbs 4 oz, now up to 9 pounds, but a lot of babies are bigger than that when born!

Yep, Nola was 10 pounds 4 ounces. Glad to see your little one is doing so well.

[johnstp]

what dates are you in NO?

4/30-5/5

[perstephone]

Amy- yeah, it's pretty hot. I second the mist tents, and we spent a fair amount of time over in/by the grandstand. (and if you're at the zatarain's stage when they're cooking, you can snag a taste)

We just make sure everybody's appropriately hydrated, and wing it. We kinda just make it up as we go along anyway, though, so I might not be full of the best advice. We travel really light, too- the smaller they are, the easier that is. Boobs and diapers are our only requirements for the little one, you know?
We stash as much as we can into one backpack diaper bag and hope for the best. Usually it's great, sometimes we have to get a little MacGyver-ish.

We've always been fest nomads, though. Wandering may become more difficult this year with both kids.

stephanie

[Amy Winette]

Yep, Nola was 10 pounds 4 ounces. Glad to see your little one is doing so well.

At birth? Holy cow! Mrs. Jordan is a trooper :)

Another thing we're doing Wednesday morning is Rosetree Fest at Rosetree's studio -- beer, mimosas, mufalettas, etc. I think it'll work for little Nat in a stroller, I'm not sure about kids that are walking with all that beautiful glass!

I say we start with a meet up at Wednesday in the Square!

[Amy Winette]

Amy- yeah, it's pretty hot. I second the mist tents, and we spent a fair amount of time over in/by the grandstand. (and if you're at the zatarain's stage when they're cooking, you can snag a taste)

We just make sure everybody's appropriately hydrated, and wing it. We kinda just make it up as we go along anyway, though, so I might not be full of the best advice. We travel really light, too- the smaller they are, the easier that is. Boobs and diapers are our only requirements for the little one, you know?
We stash as much as we can into one backpack diaper bag and hope for the best. Usually it's great, sometimes we have to get a little MacGyver-ish.

We've always been fest nomads, though. Wandering may become more difficult this year with both kids.

stephanie

Gotcha! We're campers, so we're going to be even more heavily packed than usual -- we've got a big offroad type stroller (it's got Zydeco in the name, how can we not bring it?) and bjorn for any wandering . . . We've got a mini-van and a great parking space lined up, plus brass passes to be able to get in & out if we need to (not that I've ever gone out after entering the fairgrounds).

[johnstp]

I say we start with a meet up at Wednesday in the Square!

I agree! Does anyone know a good meetup spot at Lafayette Park that'll still be accessable AND won't be overrun with folks during a concert?

[linza22]

Baby's first meet-up! way cool!

i know! that is too cute!

[neverleft]

When my son was a baby we carried him many times to Jazz Fest. It was easier than what we thought. Jazz Fest was no problem we could always find shade and we left a little earlier to avoid the crowds.

At night we would go out to dinner for a couple of hours and we used a service called "We Sit Better" My wife just loved it and trusted the babysitters. I know there is also a service called "Care.com" in New Orleans that gets great reviews.

There are plenty of outside restaurants that are baby friendly.

You will have a great time and your baby will too you just might have to do it a little different.

[mwgirlonherown]

Amy,

I have a friend who rents a stable opposite the acura stage.

If you need a place to store some "Nati necessities."
Kitty would be more than happy to help. She sets up right along the track and has a Jazz Fest/POW flagpole (left of the MOMS camp).

[rosetree]

At birth? Holy cow! Mrs. Jordan is a trooper :)

Another thing we're doing Wednesday morning is Rosetree Fest at Rosetree's studio -- beer, mimosas, mufalettas, etc. I think it'll work for little Nat in a stroller, I'm not sure about kids that are walking with all that beautiful glass!

I say we start with a meet up at Wednesday in the Square!

Taking kids to Rosetreefest is fine! As long as there is an adult present to hold hands or carry the baby! ;) :D

[stlbarb]

Taking kids to Rosetreefest is fine! As long as there is an adult present to hold hands or carry the baby! ;) :D

caught on to people dumping their kids off at the studio for hours at a time?

[rosetree]

caught on to people dumping their kids off at the studio for hours at a time?

Fool me once.......;)
I've got a supply of duct tape and Dimmetap, so I'm all set!;)

[mightyradgumbo]

Taking kids to Rosetreefest is fine! As long as there is an adult present to hold hands or carry the baby! ;) :D

Just remember to yell "you break it, you bought it" RT haha

[Corona]

Here's a picture of the little guy -

http://www.stampingismybusiness.com/johnface.jpg

He'll be the kid in the 'Make Levees, Not War' onesie celebrating his 1st Birthday at Jazzfest!
OMG, he's precious!!!!

[KYfunkfan]

perhaps leave the little dude at home with the folks?

that all depends on how that situation is, how long you plan on being in NOLA, and whether or not you think that idea is possible or sinister...

i have three human animals, btw...

[johnstp]

OMG, he's precious!!!!

Thanks! He really is a lot of fun. Great disposition and always happy.


perhaps leave the little dude at home with the folks?

Not an option. He's still on the boob. Also, we can't be away for his 1st birthday!

Finally, we've been playing Jazz Fest artists and teaching him to say ayyyy-eeeee. Can't let that go to waste! :-)

I'm feeling much better about Wed. and Thurs. nights. Still not sure how we're going to play Fri-Sun evenings, though.

[KYfunkfan]

Not an option. He's still on the boob. Also, we can't be away for his 1st birthday!

yeah, i realized that after i posted about the birthday, not that he was still, you know, on the thingy....

hey, i'd be happy to take him to late night greyboy allstars with me so you and the ms. can go out...

just kidding, just in case you didn't know...

[mdfest]

My Savanna was 3 lbs, 9 oz when she arrived at 7 months. Now, almost 11, almost taller than Mom. One of them is short.

[Amy Winette]

I didn't know that MD! Wow! She is tall, and a heck of gymnast!

[pokerchick66]

My Savanna was 3 lbs, 9 oz when she arrived at 7 months. Now, almost 11, almost taller than Mom. One of them is short.

Mine arrived at 7 months, too, md. 2.7 lbs.

[mdfest]

I didn't know that MD! Wow! She is tall, and a heck of gymnast!

We will see. State meet on Sat- why we arrive on Sun!

[mdfest]

Mine arrived at 7 months, too, md. 2.7 lbs.

Wow.
Savanna stayed in NICU for a month. Actually a good way to ease into parenthood!

[pokerchick66]

Wow.
Savanna stayed in NICU for a month. Actually a good way to ease into parenthood!

Chicklet stayed in for 1 1/2 months. I was there every single day. You'd be surprised at the mothers who weren't.

[mdfest]

We were there every day. There were some HOT nurses!

Funny story- at the mall 1 1/2 years later. Get her out of the car, call her name. Lady hears us and comes over. She was one of her NICU nurses and remembered her (or me?).

[Amy Winette]

I'm guessing she remembered the babe ;) Natalie was only 3 weeks early and didn't have to go to the NICU at all, she's just a peanut ;) Jeff's pretty tall, so I'm guessing she'll grow eventually!

[pokerchick66]

We were there every day. There were some HOT nurses!

Funny story- at the mall 1 1/2 years later. Get her out of the car, call her name. Lady hears us and comes over. She was one of her NICU nurses and remembered her (or me?).

Most definitely you, md. ;)

Can you imagine the barbie doll nurses we have down here in the south? I truly believe they were angels. :)

[pokerchick66]

I'm guessing she remembered the babe ;) Natalie was only 3 weeks early and didn't have to go to the NICU at all, she's just a peanut ;) Jeff's pretty tall, so I'm guessing she'll grow eventually!

Don't worry; Chicklet was a peanut, too, Amy. Now she's gonna be taller than me. She totally thrived. And how. :rolleyes:

[dank_bass]

Boobs and diapers are our only requirements

These requirements havent changed all that much for me ... just add liquor

[VWGal]

I'm guessing she remembered the babe ;) Natalie was only 3 weeks early and didn't have to go to the NICU at all, she's just a peanut ;) Jeff's pretty tall, so I'm guessing she'll grow eventually!

She sure will Amy, right after you've just bought her all her back to school clothes! ;)

[johnstp]

These requirements havent changed all that much for me ... just add liquor

And when you add liquor, the BABY sleeps much better, too!

[stlbarb]

These requirements havent changed all that much for me ... just add liquor

come hang with me - i'll have all three.

[perstephone]

And when you add liquor, the BABY sleeps much better, too!

Alcohol content in milk is the same as in blood, and it leaves the milk in the same way, so it's ok to drink and nurse. Yes, I asked the lactation consultant at the breastfeeding class I took. The other moms in the room gave me 'the look'. It was clear I was more fun than them, anyhow.

Just in case anyone needed that info... I wouldn't want anyone deprived of a cold beer.

[Amy Winette]

Right on Stephanie, I too have read that a couple of drinks won't hurt, and I've had a few :) In fact, they brought us a dinner with wine in the hospital! Terrible wine though, we substitute our own ;)

Hey, I see on the Grids a Zoo To Do thing for kids first Friday, that might be fun . . .

[johnstp]

A glass of wine at dinner definately mellows out both mother and child at bedtime. Our doctor has told us there's absolutely no harm, as long as you practice moderation.

I think the Zoo thing for kids is the first weekend. The Zoo thing for adults is the second weekend. Too bad. That would've been a great thing to do with the baby one night.

[denideadhead]

too late for this year but one of my staff at the YMCA our NEENEE ... babysitter supreme and yes grandma extrodinaire teased me today? ( the kidless one) about knowing anyone who needed a Jfest nanny. Said OH MY IF I HAD KNOWN six months ago Nee .. So maybe for 2009 we should think about setting up a prearranged referenced bonded childcare provider...

[festbabe]

Wow.
Savanna stayed in NICU for a month. Actually a good way to ease into parenthood!

I just gotta say, my niece was born 1 lb 5 oz (no typo there). NICU/SCN for 68 days. Now she's a typical 2 year old. My brother blogged an update everyday - quite the journey. I have MUCH respect for any parent to go through all that.

Someday, I'll bring her to JazzFest! (and her parents, too!)

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w188/hmccamey/day4-009.jpg

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w188/hmccamey/Month22_24-11.jpg

[denideadhead]

I just gotta say, my niece was born 1 lb 5 oz (no typo there). NICU/SCN for 68 days. Now she's a typical 2 year old. My brother blogged an update everyday - quite the journey. I have MUCH respect for any parent to go through all that.

Someday, I'll bring her to JazzFest! (and her parents, too!)

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w188/hmccamey/day4-009.jpg

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w188/hmccamey/Month22_24-11.jpg
thanks for the sharing your beautiful girl!! O yeah they all are... but some have proved thier stuff a little early!! What a cutie! My niece is my bestest little girlfriend and she is 19 now...Being the cool Auntie is a whole lotta fun.....

[Maggalicious]

Any suggestions for baby-friendly early-evening activities? We'll hit Lafayette Park on Wed. night to see Marcia Ball. Unfortunately, Ingrid's bash is also Wed. this year, so I don't think we'll be able to do both.

Also, any good baby-friendly restaurants>

Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise, we'll be splitting our nights (good thing Irma Thomas is playing three times over the 2nd weekend!).

Any parents in the same boat want to get together? :-)

I'll be in the same boat on first weekend. Planning on hitting the Frenchmen area for some early music that can be heard on streets. Also most pubs allow children. Anywhere with a poker machine will not. I'm looking at it as a challenge to see NOLA in a new light. We're doing tea parties, voodoo museum, carriage rides, street car, perfumerie, pattiserrie....other fun stuff. Drinks are to go after all!

[Amy Winette]

I just gotta say, my niece was born 1 lb 5 oz (no typo there). NICU/SCN for 68 days. Now she's a typical 2 year old. My brother blogged an update everyday - quite the journey. I have MUCH respect for any parent to go through all that.

Someday, I'll bring her to JazzFest! (and her parents, too!)

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w188/hmccamey/day4-009.jpg

http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w188/hmccamey/Month22_24-11.jpg

Wow Heather, now there's a cute super little peanut! Glad she's doing so well now :)