Baby Bennett is looking better each day. Tody, we discovered they took his cannula out for good. He's breathing all on his own and doing well!
Momma brushes his hair. It's imperative to look good for the other NICU babies.
Getting to love on her boy.
Catching a glimpse of Bennett's eyes open.
Breck studies Bennett's features. It's the longest time we've ever seen him without tubes on his face...
except the one that still exists in this mouth.
When the Respiratory Therapist stopped by today, he asked us if we wanted to give Bennett his respiratory treatments. So, Brian is administering Bennett's bronchiodialator treatment.
This takes about 15 minutes and is meant to open his airway passages so he can breathe better.
According to Bennett's respiratory therapists, Bennett doesn't usually like this. But he was very calm in Brian's arms.
Daddy helps his son get well.
Proof that Bennett, like Oliver, inherited his father's monkey toes. Seriously, consider these things as weapons!
Every day there are fewer machines!!
Quiet time with Daddy in the nursery.
Love the pictures! And so glad you got to spend some good time with Bennett. Praying that more and more machines keep going away.
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What sweet pictures! He's looking wonderful!!! I'm so excited for you!!! I'm so glad that you were there to comfort Bennett. Despite all of the people caring for him, he knows who is momma and daddy are!! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures with him and Mr. Giraffe! So cute!
I love seeing him in your arms--and being able to see more of his beautiful face! It's wonderful that you are noticing, too, how you have become physical comfort for him. What precious memories with your son...
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