A few months back I took Ella to the doctor for her check up. Everything was fine until the nurse pulled those needles out. After a few shots, Ella was screaming so hard and loud that not even I could console her. Poor thing. I was trying to snuggle and hug her and use my sweet mommy voice to make her feel better, but nothing worked.
You know when a baby screams so hard that after a minute you can't hear any noise coming out? They are still screaming, but there is very little noise. Maybe you don't know what I'm talking about. I'll have to send miss priss over so that she can demonstrate for you. Well, Ella did this for a few seconds and then all of the sudden, she passed out in my arms. At first, I was pretty scared. Once she came out of it and I realized she was okay, I had to laugh. Ella was screaming so hard and so loud that she passed out. She was getting air out, but none in. I like to blame this screaming temper thing on Matt's genetics!? You can decide for youself who you think she got this from.
Ella = Human Amplifier. I think the rest of us may suffer from some irreversible ear drum damage.
We are hoping that someday she will have a beautiful singing voice so that her lungs are used for something other than screaming.
I love you Ella Lou... and your lungs!!!!!!
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Reid has passed out while crying at least 15 times. But he hasn't done it once since he turned two. IT used to scare me. But once they pass out, they start breathing again. My mom said I used to do it to. No permanent damage done. At least I don't think so.
I've heard of this kind of thing before only instead of fainting some kids throw up. Just think it could be messier.
Poor thing. You should seriously consider a music class lol
Seriously when did Ella grow up so fast? I am dying at how big she looks in her pics. I am laughing that she is a screamer and know what I have to look forward with little Addi. I miss you girl. We need to have a good chat soon! Love ya.
Dear Karen:
I hate to say this but some kids don't come with a built in volume control. How do I know this you ask? Well, I only speak from experience. It's such a maddening blessing. ( Is that possible?)
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