Weston is starting to get more mobile. Saturday we went down to my sister-in-laws and while we were there, not sure if it is because it was so place new but Weston started to try and crawl. It is so exciting. He starts grabbing for something and starts to move towards it, he gets a leg stuck underneath him but he stays that way for awhile which is really exciting since usually he gets frustrated really easily.
We also started him on the stage 2 foods and he is handling them really well. He loves chewing on everything so probably starting to get in his top teeth. We are also excited about his eating drinking, he took 55 cc's last night from the bottle, that is almost 2 oz, yeah! His refluxing is getting better, he only spit up once yesterday and that was because he got chocked on a little, microscopic piece of toast. Timothy and I are thinking that if we get his dried up and no snot that he might really take off on eating.
It is amazing to see his brain working, he tries to do everything that big brother Quinton does and wants to be right with him and Daddy when they are playing.
Weston is just the happiest baby and we are so proud of all the steps he takes forward. Yesterday he also put his foot in his mouth, which is amazing, he was so stiff when he came home and wouldn't bend at all. The steps he contniues to take are amazing.
The majority of CDHs occur on the left side. The hole allows the contents of the abdomen (stomach, intestine, liver, spleen, and kidneys) to go up into the fetal chest. The herniation of these abdominal organs into the chest occupies that space and prevents the lungs from growing to normal size. The growth of both lungs can be affected. This is called pulmonary hypoplasia. 
CDH International
9 months ago
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