We went back to the doctor yesterday to have Nathan’s casts changed. We could already tell a difference in the angle of his feet when they took his casts off. Unlike last time, Nathan didn’t hate the new casts, presumably having become used to them already.
We’ve also discovered, as one might expect, that one of the only things better as a conversation starter than a newborn is a newborn with both legs in casts. Meredith and I have been discussing possible answers to the inevitable (and completely understandable) “What happened?” question:
Next week is week of doctors.
"You *really* want to double check that those car seats are strapped in right."
"I tried to tell [spouse] that he was just too young to start playing hockey. 'sa rough sport."
One of you could look real guilty and say "uh, he, uh, you know, fell down," and the other could look away meaningfully and/or burst into tears. But that would be kinda mean.
Posted by: rsl on January 14, 2005 06:01 PMone of you says that the other was the baby's "Biggest fan" while the other smiles vapidly.
Posted by: ian on January 19, 2005 04:54 PMWe know what you are going through. Take a look at Cullen and you will see all this hassle is worth it. :)
Posted by: Kristan on February 7, 2005 10:18 AM