Adventures in KAndylaND

Moving (and other life events)

So it’s been a few months since I’ve posted and a LOT has happened in those few months.  Andy became almost completely potty trained in August just before he began Kindergarten.  Katie celebrated her first birthday.  Both kids increased their …

The Never Ending Hallway : Potty Training the 5 Year Old

Warning:  There may be graphic details in this post.  Read at your own risk. It’s been a while since I’ve posted and there is good reason.  Our lives have been really crazy in the last few months.  Andy graduated preschool …

The Dilemma of ER Visits

One of the worst parts of having a child with a rare disease is the dilemma of having to take that child to a new doctor when there is an emergency.  Andy fell off a chair on Friday night and …

Katie’s weight

I know for most parents, and mothers especially, the months of watching the scale move up while they’re pregnant is replaced by watching the scale move up when their baby is born.  Due to the recommendations from the American Pediatric …
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Katie has discovered her hands!  Looking through a babies eyes is so amazing.  How is it that something so simple as looking at one’s hands, turning them over, back and forth, can be so entertaining?  She hasn’t quite figured out what to do with them yet, but she gets them to her mouth every once in a while and giggles and coos because I get so excited saying “good job!”.
Background of a baby with the title Developmental Milestones in Neonatal Diabetes overlaying the picture. Logo of Babies with Diabetes

Developmental Milestones

It’s amazing how fast 3 months go by.  It seems like just yesterday, we were welcoming our little baby girl Katie into this world.  Now she is 3 months old and so far seems to be developing normally.