Quinn got her shots today. She looks so confused when she suddenly gets hurt not once, but four times in quick succession. The last time she got shots she wasn't affected too awful much. This time she's been on her (tiny cute) ass. She's slept a fair amount and her legs definitely hurt if we let the tylenol wear off. I'm wondering if her body reacted more quickly/strongly to the immunization than it did last time because she already has the antibodies from the last time and her bod knew what to do right away. I would like to be thankful for this, but it's tough to be thankful for anything that causes her distress. She is currently zonked in her carseat in the living room. If she doesn't come t soon, I have to wake her in a little while to feed her and officially put her to bed.

Our doc suggested that it may be time to try some cereal with Quinn. We are torn about doing it so early, but I sort of feel that if we can feed her something besides milk at a meal or two a day then I might be less at a disadvantage output-wise. I'm still around 4-6 ounces short a day on what Quinn would like to have from me. Overall she is drinking more than she used to, so I know my supply is higher than it used to be but still not high enough. I know you mix the cereal with the milk thereby making it not THAT much of a help, but still it is a step in the direction of green beans and sweet potatoes.