Lots of pictures for your enjoyment.
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Heidi and Daddy (in his work uniform).
He has been working for 2.5 weeks. yay! |
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| Me, Bo, Heidi, Aunt Laura, Uncle John |
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| Aunt Laura and Heidi enjoying the hammock. |
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| Heidi and Aunt Laura, cuddles during a nap. |
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| Heidi in Baltimore, MD |
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Me, Heidi and Bo (who really wanted to be on the bed)
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| First time apple picking, Amsterdam, NY |
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Introducing music early, at
Great-Grandma's baby grand piano |
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| 4 generations |
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| Catherine, Great-Grandma, Grandma, Heidi |
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| Long-time family friend Catherine, and Heidi |
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| Out for a stroll along the Erie Canal. |
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Heidi and Grandma, Piseco Lake, Adirondacks, NY
Look at those beautiful, colorful trees! |
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| Heidi with her helmet. |
Heidi has been wearing the helmet for close to 2 weeks now. The arrow was to help me with positioning, which I no longer need. She is not bothered, but does like to scratch her head when the helmet is off. Heidi wears it 23 hours a day, including naps and night time. We are praying her head is malleable. Heidi was rolling, but needs to learn this skill again while wearing the helmet. She started scooting forward the day before she received the helmet, and had become faster with the scoot. Heidi is most motivated by electronics. ha. Unfortunately, insurance declined covering the helmet, as her numbers were not significant enough. But we felt that if there is a treatment out there, we should take advantage of it.
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