Swim Suits

So I absolutely love both of these swim suits, however, I can probably only get one of them. So let me know which one you like best! Thanks!

"Bobble Head Babies" and "Strawberry Toe Jam"

More videos of Tanner playing with Sophie. I don't know where he comes up with the stuff that he does, but it's funny, so I just had to show everyone else.

Bobble Head Babies

Strawberry Toe Jam

Family and Baby Friends with Sophie

Eli Pelo playing with Sophie. She kept trying to get Sophie to wake up. She would say, "Baby, wake up please." And when Sophie's binki fell out she kept putting it back in for her. She's only two and already acting like a mommy. It was so cute!

Aunt Sally and Sophie

Uncle Ian and Sophie. He loves Sophie so much. Every time he sees her he always asks me if he can hold her. He assures me that he can hold her standing up...which I'm sure he can, but it scares me so I don't let him haha.

Our Tough Little Girl

This may be gross to some of you...but oh well. Even when Sophie throws up its cute to us. Haha. This is actually after the monsterous event :). We just thought her face and mannerism were so cute that we had to capture it on film. It's like you can hear her thinking, "Mommy, Daddy, I threw up a lot and made a big mess. It wasn't fun." She didn't even cry when it happened, she's so tough!

Good News!

I just spoke with my nurses pedietrician and she confirmed the results of Sophie's EEG were normal. YAY! They still recommend we continue with the MRI, however, Tanner and I will have to discuss that. Regardless, if we don't get the MRI, they would like us to take her to Primary Children's hospital and show the video I have of Sophie to a neurologist. I will keep you updated on what happens. Thanks for all the prayers!

Sophie getting her EEG

About two weeks ago Sophie had what we think was a mild "seizure" for lack of a better word. The first time she had one of these "mild seizures" it scared us but after praying we felt reassured that it wasn't serious. We wanted to show her pedietrican just in case there could be a chance that there was something wrong. Fortuantely, I caught the incident on video and showed it to her pedietrican, who suggested Sophie get an EEG (a test for brainwave activity during sleep). Since I have epilepsy in my family, I'm kind of used to these kind of tests because of my little sister Carly, so it wasn't very dramatic or scary. Sophie did really well...she didn't cry or squirm at all when the nurse was putting all of the wires on her head...trust me, there were a lot of wires as you can see in the picture. Our daughter is so tough! The only thing that was sad was when we had to pull the tape off of her head and shoulders...I've never heard her cry so hard in all of her life. It made me sad. Anyway, we will receive the results hopefully tomorrow or the next day. From what I observed in her test, it seemed like her brainwaves were normal, so I'm reassured. Tanner gave her a blessing too and we felt that she is okay, hopefully the results will reassure our feelings. I just wanted to document what happened and ask for your prayers. Thanks!

What seemed like the hundreds of wires that the nurse put on Sophie. She just slept through it, pretty amazing!

After all the wires were put on the nurse wrapped her head in gauze to make sure Sophie didn't pull any of them off. Again, she did exactly what she was supposed to do and slept. It actually took her about two hours to fall asleep but in the end they got what they needed.

Sophie's first basketball game

She slept soundly on the way up to Midway to watch her daddy's basketball game. Don't her lips just look luscious in this picture :).

Sophie and I getting ready to watch the game. I guess she didn't really watch anything since she slept the entire time haha.

Isn't this outfit just adorable? She's just so darn cute!

Again a picture of our peaceful sleeping baby. I can't believe she slept through all the noise...sometimes she would get startled when the buzzer sounded but then she would go right back to sleep.