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Well we are doing even better than before. Lincoln is doing great and adjusting to our family well (at least I think so) and Shane and Danielle just love to love on him. I didn't include Dylan in that because he's off at grandma's house having a blast and barely even thinking of his old mom.
Yes, I've had a baby before, and yes, this is my third child to take care of... but boy you kind of forget what having a newborn is like. First having a boy we really underestimated how much he will go to the bathroom. Diaper on or diaper off. The other day he peed in his diaper, on the changing table, on the carpet, on the wall, on our bed and then leaked through his diaper when we put him in his bed... all in one changing. If I hadn't seen it myself I wouldn't have believed that much could have come out of him! We also learned a lesson yesterday trying to make an errand run to Yakima. Don't take a newborn out all day when it is 103 degrees outside. No one is happy. But he made it through and is napping in his own bed as we speak so I don't think it scarred him too much.

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  1. jack!e @ One Saturday MorningJuly 10, 2010 at 10:28 AM

    haha he must have a big bladder to be able to hold all of that pee!

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  2. KevinJuly 10, 2010 at 12:11 PM

    Too much skin on that picture....and I'm not talking Lincolns! Haha.

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  3. Shannon SadlerJuly 13, 2010 at 5:31 PM

    I tried to crop as much as I could! haha

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