Day two

​today was day two having Ana. She definitely was much better. Thankfully 

As Georgia was here, grandma couldn’t just give all her attention to her. 

Again this wasn’t what Ana wanted. 

Good thing grandma is an expert at this and even while having Georgia I could still interact with her. Although when getting Georgia to sleep I  really needed to be left alone 

But when she was asleep fun and games commenced 

We found, hidden amongst the stickers, some temporary tattoos. 

We set about adorning her arms and legs 

After lots of cuddles Georgia woke up 

She isn’t sleeping for long at the moment and now we know why 

She has cut her first tooth. 

I have to say, she has been the most chilled baby , while teething, I’ve ever had. 

Except for not sleeping long, unless it was in your arms, you wouldn’t know she was in discomfort 

She still loves the camera. 

She doesn’t even have the rosy cheeks or drool rash. 

Such a beautiful, sweet baby. 

I asked Ana to keep an eye on her while I got her bottle ready. 

She really doesn’t need much looking after at the moment. Basically I need to watch her with Trixie. Trixie can’t stay away from babies, unfortunately baby’s don’t know she’s a real dog. I’m sure they think she’s a giant animated teddy bear  

So Georgia just wasn’t to grab her, usually going for the ears. 

That isn’t something I want. Obviously because no matter how gentle Trixie is. I don’t know that if she got her ear pulled she wouldn’t snap. 

This wouldn’t be her fault or the baby’s 

It would be mine. 

So to avoid any dramas I stay close by. 

Ana understands this and keeps Trixie away from the grab zone 

When grandpa arrived Ana wanted him to colour in with her, leaving me free to just hold and keep Georgia sleeping 

If I can do this she’s much happier in the afternoon. 

So another week has gone. 

Fridays are the mark that reminds me of the end of the week. 

If I didn’t have grandkid Fridays I honestly wouldn’t know what day it was. And the time would just pass by. 

With me being totally oblivious to it