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First Tooth!

Well after weeks of wondering if Sam was teething we now have confirmation. Sam's first tooth popped through this morning. Suddenly all the cranky days, poor night sleeps, drooling and chewing make sense!

The funny thing is yesterday when we were at the pediatrician, we asked her whether or not teething could be what was making our usually laid back and happy baby so fussy. After looking in his mouth, the doctor responded that there was nothing to indicate that Sam was teething. Ha! Boy did Sam prove her wrong!

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D J E and M Huber said…
Teething does crazy things to kids.

Glad that you figured it out!!
November 12, 2008 at 10:08 PM
Jen said…
Wow! So it all makes sense now. Sam is just moving right along! Can't believe he's rolling over with such ease! You need to bring him over here and maybe he'll teach Grace a few tricks... Hope you guys are doing well - love your blog!
November 13, 2008 at 4:20 PM
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