oh my...

Last night when I was putting Logan in her crib for the night, I thought I saw something on her crib. Naturally, I tried with my hand to wipe it off. I looked up to see what could have fallen and landed on her crib rail to cause such a mess. As my hand glided over these spots, I realized they were not wiping off. Not only were they not wiping off, they are there for good. No amount of scrubbing, wiping, cleaning, etc. will remove this.

What on earth could this disheveled looking, beautiful little girl have done?

Her and her two teeth apparently went to town chewing on her crib.

Great.

Needless to say I was at Babies r Us buying a crib rail protector this morning...

you know, to protect the damage thats already been done :-)

I still can't believe that one top tiny tooth did all this...

toothless prisoner & therapy

What do you do when you hear your child crying from their crib? Why, any decent mother rushes to go get their child!! Or, get the camera.

Poor little Logan, my toothless prisoner. Behind bars and cannot get out. Isn't this pitiful?!? For some odd reason I find it a little cute, so I took pictures :-)

Just so you know, I did not let her cry for long. Just long enough for me to take a picture (or a few).

On a different note, Logan had an OT (occupational therapy) evaluation today. She did really well during it; however her score indicated she is slightly delayed. We expected this. She sent us home with some really fun exercises that we are anxious to try. We are not going to do "treatment" at this point because the PT is more important right now, and insurance doesn't pay for both, lovely.Thankfully, both therapist work together, and the OT can check on Logan often to make sure she is not going to get further behind. She also is going to refer us to speech therapy. Speech Therapists deal with all things oral, not just vocal skills. Should Logan qualify, this would help her with different textures/liquids going in her mouth. More on that later. She did very well, and we were proud of her, as always!