No more binky

She is feeding her dolly



So Sassy



             On Saturday Brielle napped w/out the Binky and then went to bed without it, so I decided I would take the opportunity now to get rid of the binky. When we got home on Saturday night from my parents we cut the ends of the binky so that even if she did take it she didn't want it and gave it back to us. She is growing up so fast. Some other things she has been doing is she loves ring around the rosie, spinning around, loves to give random kisses, she even unscrewed a water bottle top by herself. She is also our little meat eater and loves all kinds,  and just got tooth number four but she didn't get her two front teeth she got her fangs, so its perfect for Halloween she can be a vampire. She is now getting into cupboards she is always and adventure, we love her very much.

Brie first tramp experience

loves to sit inside the toybox

sunglasses from build a bear

Daddy did Bries hair

getting so big

Auntie w/Brie and Jazz

our little jailbird

Daddy being a princess

 

During Hunter's birthday party Brie got on the trampoline and was laughing so hard and jumping. When we took her off she got mad. Also in the last few weeks Brie has learned to twirl around in a circle, loves to play ring around the rosie, washes her belly in the tub, and even know where her belly button is. She has started to babble all the time and looks at us like we should know what she is talking about. She loves to close everything like the dishwasher and fridge. She has recently found out how to open cupboards and drawers. She got her first flu shot today and was a champ. My arm is killing me and Mike said his is OK. So I guess I'm the wuss in the family.

LQT

We recieved a call today letting us know that Brie has long QT. We had a blood test done about 6weeks ago to be 100% sure if Brie has LQT. I have been anxiously waiting for the results of the gene test, kind of hoping for Brie's sake she didn't have it. On the bright side I know for sure now and will continue with Brie's beta blocker and seeing Dr Etheridge from Primary Children's Hospital.