Last week was one crazy week with Jack. On Wednesday night he catapulted himself out of his crib and fell 4 feet to the ground. Amazingly, the crib-fall did not even result in a bruise. Although it did produce quite a bit of anxiety for J. and I worrying about how to keep Jack safe at night. And then, on Thursday, Jack went to battle with a child's folding chair at daycare and got his thumb caught in the chair's hinge. He cut his left thumb badly and we had to rush him to the ER. He got 8 stitches in his thumb. To keep him from messing with the stitches he'll be wearing the large bandage shown in the photo above for a while. Once the ER staff tied Jack down and numbed his hand he took the stitches well. J. stayed with him while they sutured his thumb. J. entertained him with a cell phone and the doctor said that is was the only time a child laughed while getting stitches. Needless to say, Jack earned his new nickname "Master of Disaster" this week. We can only hope that the nickname becomes irrelevant soon.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Master of Disaster
Last week was one crazy week with Jack. On Wednesday night he catapulted himself out of his crib and fell 4 feet to the ground. Amazingly, the crib-fall did not even result in a bruise. Although it did produce quite a bit of anxiety for J. and I worrying about how to keep Jack safe at night. And then, on Thursday, Jack went to battle with a child's folding chair at daycare and got his thumb caught in the chair's hinge. He cut his left thumb badly and we had to rush him to the ER. He got 8 stitches in his thumb. To keep him from messing with the stitches he'll be wearing the large bandage shown in the photo above for a while. Once the ER staff tied Jack down and numbed his hand he took the stitches well. J. stayed with him while they sutured his thumb. J. entertained him with a cell phone and the doctor said that is was the only time a child laughed while getting stitches. Needless to say, Jack earned his new nickname "Master of Disaster" this week. We can only hope that the nickname becomes irrelevant soon.
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