Poor Trey!

I turn my head for one second to grab a towel and when I turn around Mya has stuck suction bath toys to Trey's head. Poor baby. He just sits there and happily lets Mya do whatever she wants to. I laughed so hard when I saw him. I then left them on long enough to grab the camera and snap a few. Note to other mothers! Do not leave suction toys on your baby's head for more than a second. When I removed them they left little circles in his head with some bruising for several days and I even worried about possible bleeding under the skin. I am an unfit mother! I spent the next 2 nights waking him up at night to make sure his pupils were equal and he didn't have increased pressure in his head from a slow bleed! In know, that is the psycho PA in me. Anyway, other than that trauma in his life, he is doing great. He is almost 9 months and crawling like a crazy man. Nothing is safe. He eats potpouri, sucks dog bones, and most horrific of all rips Mya's art projects when he gets a hold of them. Let me tell you, all hell breaks loose when one of her 50 papers she has colored in a day gets the slightest tear in it. Trey is also adjusting to our new nanny that comes 4 hours a day. I was worried that it would be a tough transition on him, and he has proved me wrong. Ms. Cheree, as we call her is wonderful and I am so thankful for her. My new job as a Pediatrics PA has also been great. I wasn't sure if peds was my thing, but I absolutely love it. For all you mommy friends of mine, give me about 6 months of work and I will be a much better resource for you as far as treating kids.