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Bare Buns

Poor Brynn has had a rough week already. We took her to the ER on Sunday night because she was wheezing and had a terrible "barky" cough. They said it was just a viral respiratory infection. So, that seemed to be a waste of 3 hours. :-P Then, Monday morning she was actually worse. Dana took her in to the peds walk-in clinic and they diagnosed her with croup. So, she is on steroids for that, which do seem to be helping.

Meanwhile, she has developed this raging diaper rash, so I was trying to air her out the other day. I just can't get enough of her naked thighs and buns! I know the quality of these pics is lacking, but I think you'll get the idea. :-)

Tomorrow is the Valentine's party at daycare, so hopefully Brynn will get a lot of Valentine's.




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LC and NC said…
I love baby butts! They are so cute!! Iz had croup once, it sounds so terrible doesn't it!!

Hope she feels better! ...liza
February 12, 2009 at 6:56 PM
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