Sometimes I think Google is the best invention ever. Other times I think Google was purposely designed for self-sabotage.
These are the things we've (but mostly "I've") recently Googled:
1) white bump on baby's nipple (because Nory has one)
2) babies that hardly sleep during the day (because Nory rarely does)
3) hip displasia (because Nory was booked for a hip ultrasound yesterday - p.s. she passed!)
4) cross-eyed incidences in infants (so maybe we have the odd cross-eyed occurrence...)
5) jaundice (don't worry - turns out her fake case of "jaundice" was a combination of dry skin and her strawberry-blonde colouring. HA!)
Ridiculous, right? The logical side of me knows everything is just swell. But for heaven's sakes - that side is WEAK, I tell ya! Not once has it won the battle against it's "nervous wreck" counterpart.
To top it off, those of you who are avid Grey's Anatomy fans will understand the psychological impact this week's episode had on my already anxious brain. Recall: the lady who fights for her son's health due to an "internal instinct"? And BAM! The line that separates insanity from legitimate concern is all of a sudden a blurry mess!
Perhaps I should block Google on my computer.
We go to the pediatrician on Wednesday. I can already see his "this lady is NUTS!" face glaring at me from the opposite side of the room..........
These are the things we've (but mostly "I've") recently Googled:
1) white bump on baby's nipple (because Nory has one)
2) babies that hardly sleep during the day (because Nory rarely does)
3) hip displasia (because Nory was booked for a hip ultrasound yesterday - p.s. she passed!)
4) cross-eyed incidences in infants (so maybe we have the odd cross-eyed occurrence...)
5) jaundice (don't worry - turns out her fake case of "jaundice" was a combination of dry skin and her strawberry-blonde colouring. HA!)
Ridiculous, right? The logical side of me knows everything is just swell. But for heaven's sakes - that side is WEAK, I tell ya! Not once has it won the battle against it's "nervous wreck" counterpart.
To top it off, those of you who are avid Grey's Anatomy fans will understand the psychological impact this week's episode had on my already anxious brain. Recall: the lady who fights for her son's health due to an "internal instinct"? And BAM! The line that separates insanity from legitimate concern is all of a sudden a blurry mess!
Perhaps I should block Google on my computer.
We go to the pediatrician on Wednesday. I can already see his "this lady is NUTS!" face glaring at me from the opposite side of the room..........
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