I went for a short stroll at the park this evening (I have been trying to walk slowly for about 20 minutes a day every evening) and when I came back, Brandon was trying to console Max. I took the kid and he calmed down for a bit when I rubbed his belly (I thought he had gas). After he appeared to be calm, I sat in the glider with him and began to read another story.
Wrong move, Jen.
Max began to cry and scream--and there were actual tears this time. So, I pulled out all the tricks I knew--walking, singing, talking, bouncing, etc., and still Max would not stop sobbing. I tried rubbing his belly again. Didn't work. I noticed he had a wet diaper (which was weird because Brandon had just changed it right before I got back from the walk). Even with a clean diaper, Max still screamed. I must have tried to calm him down for at least 15 minutes before I pawned him off on Brandon. Then Brandon tried and tried to no avail.
As a last resort, I made Max a bottle. Didn't want to and shouldn't have needed to because he had just eaten an hour and a half earlier.
And yet that's all he needed.
More freaking food.
3 comments:
I Think Max will be testing you for many days and yrs. to come, Dad
He must have his Grandma"s appetite
Hi Jennifer,
I have read every story on Max's blog and enjoyed them very much!
the stories are both funny & interesting, brings back memories.
I love you,
Grandma
Don't believe your Mom about my appetite! well,except today and yesterday!!
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