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She's Free!

Teagan has been cleared of her jaundice diagnosis and I returned the bed yesterday. She slept great last night in her crib (I was a little concerned since she's been on the bilibed since birth). Her skin coloring looks great and I am enjoying just holding her, although I haven't seen her much today because of my school schedule. I am looking forward to getting home tonight; I miss her. :(

I taught today and overall it went well. Today isn't the first day I've taught, but it's the first time I've implemented my own lesson. My mentor teacher observed and critiqued me, and I have some things to reflect on to improve the lesson. I learned some things and am very happy that I had the opportunity to do so; some things can't be taught, only learned through experience. This is one of those things.

Well, I am headed to my last class of the day. I can't wait for 5pm to arrive- school's out!
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My Three Sons said…
I came across your blog and I just wanted to say congrads. My oldest son had jaundice so I know how that wasn't really any fun. Being the brand new mother I was so scared. But after having my third, it's just another day.

Anyways, your children are very cute and you seem like a great mother. My three boys all start with the letter "C". I see all of your children are the letter "T".

Take care. Please stop by sometime and say hello.

Kaci
October 1, 2008 at 1:32 AM
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