Cayden has been growing leaps and bounds when it comes to his skills...he is pulling himself up to standing, crawling with the correct "positioning", and jabbering like crazy! We are still hit or miss on eating baby foods but he loves anything crunchy ie. puffs, crunchers, mum mums. He loves to play with his brothers and they love to play with him although they team up on him if he is getting into their toys, one guards the toys while the other one pulls him away, LOL! We had his bronchoscopy today. He did awesome with it and we got a ton of information. He had VERY large adenoids, slightly swollen tonsils and vocal cords, evidence of reflux, and tracheomalacia (soft trachea). He is starting nasal steroids to hopefully reduce his adenoids so that we can forgo surgery...we will just have to wait and see. The other things he should grow out of...PTL! I am so grateful for all this information since we now can narrow down our treatment plan and we know what is causing his breathing and eating issues. He is such a little trooper and an awesome blessing to our family!
I am a stay at home mommy of 3 boys. Chase is 5 and 1/2 yrs old, Cooper is 3 and 1/2 yrs old, and Cayden is 2 and 1/2 yrs old. I have been married to my wonderful husband Christopher for 8 years. He is a dedicated husband and father who works very hard to provide for our family in many ways.
Our Little Family of Five
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Cayden
Cayden has been growing leaps and bounds when it comes to his skills...he is pulling himself up to standing, crawling with the correct "positioning", and jabbering like crazy! We are still hit or miss on eating baby foods but he loves anything crunchy ie. puffs, crunchers, mum mums. He loves to play with his brothers and they love to play with him although they team up on him if he is getting into their toys, one guards the toys while the other one pulls him away, LOL! We had his bronchoscopy today. He did awesome with it and we got a ton of information. He had VERY large adenoids, slightly swollen tonsils and vocal cords, evidence of reflux, and tracheomalacia (soft trachea). He is starting nasal steroids to hopefully reduce his adenoids so that we can forgo surgery...we will just have to wait and see. The other things he should grow out of...PTL! I am so grateful for all this information since we now can narrow down our treatment plan and we know what is causing his breathing and eating issues. He is such a little trooper and an awesome blessing to our family!
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