On Day 7, we took Reid to the Urgent Care in the morning (near the Englewood water tower), to make sure his fever wasn't something too serious. The doctor said it was nothing bacterial, he confirmed that the best way to travel is in a minivan (he LOVES them too), and sent us on our way. We gave Reid some Advil and his fever fell by the afternoon.
Aiden and Grandpa.
Reid helping Eric with his organ concert.
Grandpa reading "The Very Hungry Caterpillar".
Auntie Jennifer reading with Reid.
And working on walking. (Reid is now fearless. Today I noticed a few times when he was cruising that he would stop in the middle of the room, let go and walk over to the couch or table, turn around and walk back to the cruiser, and start his cruiser-sprinting again.)
A few attempts at family photos.
Me and my boys.
The Brusven guys.
With Grandma.
Trying to get a picture with Auntie Jennifer, but patience was wearing thin by that point.
Cooling down after walking all over. Aiden, with the muffin.
Aiden and Grandpa.
Reid helping Eric with his organ concert.
Grandpa reading "The Very Hungry Caterpillar".
Auntie Jennifer reading with Reid.
And working on walking. (Reid is now fearless. Today I noticed a few times when he was cruising that he would stop in the middle of the room, let go and walk over to the couch or table, turn around and walk back to the cruiser, and start his cruiser-sprinting again.)
A few attempts at family photos.
Me and my boys.
The Brusven guys.
With Grandma.
Trying to get a picture with Auntie Jennifer, but patience was wearing thin by that point.
Cooling down after walking all over. Aiden, with the muffin.
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