Tuesday, February 25, 2014

His Leg, McCall, 36 weeks

Tomorrow mark gets to start putting pressure on his leg. The doctor told him that if he walked into his appointment on march 5th without crutches it would be a good thing. Mark is pretty excited to be rid of his crutches soon and I am excited to see him walking around again. 
I had another appointment yesterday and I hadn't dilated or effaced anymore than my last appointment. I am getting very antsy to see this little guy and wish he would get here already. But I guess I will be patient and let him cook in there until he is good and ready to come out. I am so ready to not have this huge belly and back pain so I can play with McCall like we used to. 
Speaking of McCall. We are currently in the beginning stage of potty training.  She does fairly well as long as I am right there to watch her and ask her every ten minutes if she needs to potty. Potty training sure is exhausting for me though. I feel like all day is spent following her around this house and asking if she needs to potty. I wonder how many times I say the word " potty" a day? Too many. We hope she catches on pretty soon and that we wont be buying diapers for two kids. One kid breaks the bank enough. Also McCall has been a very big help around the house. Her chores are usually helping me unload the dishwasher and setting the table. She puts the utensils away all by herself and she takes it very seriously. (Making sure no spoons or forks get mixed up). I have to let her just do her thing with utensils and then when she is sleeping or off playing I have to go back through and put all the big spoons together and little spoons together...she doesn't quite grasp the difference in sizes yet. But I am just glad she can help out around the house. 
She also will set her animals in the cutest spots throughout the day...I found her cow sitting in front of our chalkboard the other day. 
She also will do pretty much anything I am doing. While we were eating breakfast the other day I was talking to my mom on the phone and I looked up to see McCall talking on her sippy cup. 




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