Blog Posts - Developmental Delay



Been awhile....

My 2 little babies are growing up so fast! They are both reaching new milestones every day. I love seeing them be able to accomplish something they've been working at, they get so proud of themselves! Kendallyn always says "You did it!" Cracks me up...

Global Developmental Delay

Global Developmental Delay -  The development of the baby gets to be continuing as he grows. The development phases remain start according to nature’s specific time period but if we compare with the... More at http://www.awomensclub.com...
by www.awomensclub.com on Apr 10, 2014

Yay for Dietitians

I’ve been burned before. So naturally, I’m leery the first meeting with a new health professional. In my mind, a best case scenario for our appointment with the dietitian would result in me learning a little useful information. Where as,...
by Cheering On Charlie on Sep 17, 2013

Needless Hassles Regularly Imposed By The Medical Community

I became frustrated while filling out the forms in preparation for the appointment with the nutritionist. The packet in which it arrived (and the lady on the phone) emphasized it is important that it is completed in full before the appointment. The w...
by Cheering On Charlie on Sep 16, 2013

Crunch Time

Charlie’s progress has plateaued once again. She is having trouble learning to walk and difficulty swallowing. Due to these new developments, our schedule is packed even more so than usual. For about the past week, Charlie has been heavily lean...
by Cheering On Charlie on Sep 13, 2013

Six Important Posts Written By NICU Parents

Long before I was capable of stringing together words for a blog, I lurked on other sites. Some posts were so profound that they stand out in my memory. I often find myself directing others to these posts. The following posts are extraordinary: 1) De...
by Cheering On Charlie on Sep 9, 2013

Learning To Walk

Yesterday, the early intervention therapist started the conversation about Ankle-Foot Orthotics (AFO) for Charlie. While I was hoping it was something that could be avoided, I knew it was a possibility. Her developmental pediatrician mentioned that C...
by Cheering On Charlie on Sep 6, 2013

10 Things Having A Preemie Has Taught Me About Life

From the moment I was hospitalized with pre-eclampsia, I found that I had much to learn rather quickly. It started when I had to learn what pre-eclampsia was and continued through out preemie life. Even now, I am still learning. Here are ten things t...
by Cheering On Charlie on Sep 3, 2013

Invisible Challenges

While Charlie and I are out on our adventures, Charlie will inevitably meet someone for the first time.  More often than not, the conversation exchange plays out in the same way. The stranger will ask “How old is your baby?” while Charli...
by Cheering On Charlie on Sep 1, 2013

Pride

With a micro-preemie, I am used to bringing up the rear of the pack (even in the preemie realm). Charlie does not register on the growth charts, she is behind in her developmental milestones, and transitions slowly through out the day. I have become...
by Cheering On Charlie on Aug 28, 2013

Maintaining Sanity On Lockdown

RSV season is just around the corner for us. Surpisingly, we do not dread the “lock down” required to keep our baby’s lungs healthy (RSV 101 can be found here). Last year, we managed to have a good time while keeping Charlie healthy...
by Cheering On Charlie on Aug 25, 2013


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