Our baby Jeremiah had been struggling with eating. He would eat half an ounce and get to tired to continue. He was born at 8lbs 3oz and went all the way down to 7lbs 9oz. His ribs were showing, his face was real skinny, his eyes became sunken in and all the little “chubbs” in his thighs became folds of skin from losing so much weight. He got…[Read more]
It went well today, they had lots of suggestions and are getting him hooked up with the right people to hwlp him thrive.
Tomorrow is jeremiahs evaluation with early intervention. Finally will be able to start figuring out some things hopefully. I have a lot of faith in early intervention.
Hi,
Do not worry. Everything will be fine. It is hard initially for any new parent. It is overwhelming as you find too many things. Early Steps will give guide you. Yes Early intervention is really good as they give you right direction to follow with your little one.
It went well today, they had lots of suggestions and are getting him hooked up with the right people to hwlp him thrive.
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