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This picture was right before we left after rooming in at the hospital that night before. They have you stay in the "bonding room" the night before you take your babies home, especially if they go home on any monitors or oxygen. There is still a nurse that checks on you and you have to write down each time you feed them or change their diapers, but other than that you are on your own. I hadn't tried nursing very much before this night, but I decided that we would try. They both nursed very well, most of the time at the same time. We didn't get much sleep, kinda like when you just have your baby and you are still in the hospital normally. Karsyn decided she wanted to stay awake most of the night, just to hang out so I was up most of the night. Kennedy was really good, she slept most of the night except to eat.
Mom and Dad after their first of many sleepless nights!
"Grandpa Simmons" This is a picture of Dr Simmons,one of the girls 3 doctors. Dr Simmons was such an amazing man and doctor and we really became pretty close. He cared so much for the girls, especially Kennedy. There were many times that he would stay at the hospital all night long with Kennedy just to make sure she was going to be OK. He bonded very much with the girls and was very sad to see them go. He was so cute though, he was the one that discharged us that morning and he would keep coming in and telling us more and more stuff that we need to remember. He wanted to make sure his girls were going to be taken care of. We will really miss him and will forever be in debt to him for all his love, hard work, and dedication to our girls and their survival.
Simmons walked out with us to the car, pulling them in the wagon. We had Simmons, a few nurses, Kurt and me, and then a cart full of stuff all parading down the halls. I think Simmons only ran over a few toes. And as you can see,the girls weren't big fans of their car seats, but once we got driving they were zonked out!
This picture was right before we left after rooming in at the hospital that night before. They have you stay in the "bonding room" the night before you take your babies home, especially if they go home on any monitors or oxygen. There is still a nurse that checks on you and you have to write down each time you feed them or change their diapers, but other than that you are on your own. I hadn't tried nursing very much before this night, but I decided that we would try. They both nursed very well, most of the time at the same time. We didn't get much sleep, kinda like when you just have your baby and you are still in the hospital normally. Karsyn decided she wanted to stay awake most of the night, just to hang out so I was up most of the night. Kennedy was really good, she slept most of the night except to eat.
Mom and Dad after their first of many sleepless nights!
"Grandpa Simmons" This is a picture of Dr Simmons,one of the girls 3 doctors. Dr Simmons was such an amazing man and doctor and we really became pretty close. He cared so much for the girls, especially Kennedy. There were many times that he would stay at the hospital all night long with Kennedy just to make sure she was going to be OK. He bonded very much with the girls and was very sad to see them go. He was so cute though, he was the one that discharged us that morning and he would keep coming in and telling us more and more stuff that we need to remember. He wanted to make sure his girls were going to be taken care of. We will really miss him and will forever be in debt to him for all his love, hard work, and dedication to our girls and their survival.
Simmons walked out with us to the car, pulling them in the wagon. We had Simmons, a few nurses, Kurt and me, and then a cart full of stuff all parading down the halls. I think Simmons only ran over a few toes. And as you can see,the girls weren't big fans of their car seats, but once we got driving they were zonked out!
1 comments:
CONGRATULATIONS!! I am so excited for you guys that you finally get to bring them home. I'm sure life is going to be a whole new type of busy and stress, but you will do great!
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