Adjusting Well

It has been two weeks since Kinzy arrived in the USA. It was an adjustment for everyone in the beginning. She had a rough time on our first flight from Moscow to London with it being a 4 hr flight and her screaming for 3 hrs of that flight. I ried right along with her for 45min I think. She and I both were so messed up on our sleep. Then I warned the passengers around us on the flight from London to Dallas that the last flight did not go so good. She then slept at least 6 hrs of that 9 hr flight. We introduced her to the pool the day after we got home and she loves the water. I purchased a jogging stroller and she loves riding in that as well. She checked out great with the doctors weighing in at almost 23 lbs and 29.25 in tall. She is in the 50-75% for weight and 25-50% for height. She eats very good with un introducing table food right away to her. As they did in the orphanage after her meals we started this week sitting her on a potty chair after meals. She has done very well with this so far. We do not expect her to be potty trained anytime soon but it does help with diaper use. Enjoy the pictures and will post more soon.

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Ellen said…
Congratulations, everyone! So happy to see your beautiful family finally all together!!
September 10, 2012 at 8:29 PM
Toni said…
Is that a baby swing she is sitting in? She looks so tiny in it! Was Mr Dex letting Little Sis play with his Legos. So, So glad you are home. Luv you all
September 11, 2012 at 4:12 AM
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