I'm nursing Niya the other day and I look down and was totally surprised at what she had managed to do with her hands! She had laced them all together (every other finger, thumbs too) perfectly! I'm not sure if this was a prayer to the "Milk Gods" that there always be milk or what! We thought it was pretty cute! :)
Friday, June 26, 2009
A Big Thanks to Bob, Emily, and Etta for Girl Clothes!!!
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
My Mommy and Daddy Sure Do Love Me!!!
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Bio Baby
Shortly after Niya was born we found out that she has a different blood type than I do. The result of that difference was Jaundice. In order to leave the hospital we had to do treatments for the jaundice at home. This involved a funny machine called a bilirubin blanket. This machine emits a blue light that would help her body to deal with the excess bilirubin from broken red blood cells. She had to be on the machine 24 hours a day for 3 days. The machine gets strapped around her torso and then turned on and it glowes bright blue... like a little glow worm. Here are some silly pictures of our "Bio Baby" all hooked up!
Mommy can't pick up this "portable" machine... so we pretty much stay right here!
Let me tell you we were pretty happy to give this thing back and to be told that she didn't need it anymore! Yippee! :)
Niya Justine
Why Niya Justine??? Niya (n-eye-uh) because we like the sound of it and the way it looks when written. It also has a simplicity that meant she probably won't shorten it or go by a nickname. In addition the meanings and attached information are all positive. Here are some of the meanings:
-form of the Irish name Neila which means champion
-Islamic form of Niyyah meaning 'intention'/ intention to do a good deed
-One who has purpose
-Welsh for brilliance
-Ancient city on the Silk Road thought to be a crossroads for cultures to meet peacefully
-A term coined more recently for peace and cultural blending (Niya dolls and the Niya organization).
Justine (Jus-teen) because it isn't used very often and because if fit nicely with Niya. In addition it is the feminine version of Justin which means fair, upright, or just.
So... here is Niya Justine!!
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