Memorial Weekend

It took up the better part of our weekend, but we got the boys a new bed, mattresses, and sheets and set up their bedroom. We are slowly getting used to the new beds. M is scared to be up that high, but is adjusting. So far (after the first night anyway) it has worked at getting E to sleep through the night! Hooray, 2 nights in a row now, pretty much since birth! We had to eliminate a dresser, get some bins and a bookshelf, and hang some hooks, but I think it will work. I just can't believe how small their room looks now!


On Monday, after the bed errands were done, we had our 4th monthly disney party at my parents. We ate fish & chips & smores and watched Peter Pan. This is a group shot of us "being pirates" If you look close, you can see my dad has donned an earring for the occasion.


Also, I just want to say that my last post referred primarily to people having a normal, low-risk pregnancy. I cannot stress enough how grateful I am that we have doctors and hospitals for people at risk, with problems, sick, etc... Many of my friends and family have been saved by the life-saving technology and expertise found at hospitals. In the documentary I mentioned, the producer, who planned a homebirth, had a c-section and a premature baby in the end, so it doesn't just show the one side, and I'm sorry if I discounted the importance of birth interventions for those who need them.