We may be adopting ASAP!

lafayettegirl · December 2012

Holy crap! We may be matched with a 2 month old baby boy! He's been in the hospital for several weeks withdrawing from methadone, but other than that, docs say he is healthy.

What do we need to know about 2 month olds, bringing him home, etc.??

ACK!!!!!

elissaann26 · December 2012

OMG! How exciting!!! I don't know anything about babies, except they are really cute, but I wanted to say Congrats!!!!

crene84 · December 2012

That is so exciting! Wow!

DD is 2.5 months now...every baby is different, but she eats 20-24 ounces/day of formula...she smiles a lot, loves to lay on blankets so she can stretch out and kick. We recently got her a play mat with lots of stuff dangling off of it that she can bat at, and she really loves it. Hmm, I don't know what else to say. Good luck and congrats!

orange1414 · December 2012

I don't have any advice, but congratulations! I hope you get to bring him home forever!

hey_its_jenn · December 2012

I don't have any suggestions other than lots of diapers but GL! Fingers crossed!

IRR · December 2012

That is awesome, hope it all works out.

raecheleblue1 · December 2012

Wow, that's awesome! I hope it all works out! DD is 6 weeks and she mostly needs formula, diapers (lots of both), a pack n play or something portable for them to sleep in, maybe a baby wearer to help with bonding (moby or baby Bjorn type), clothes, a swing (we got the mini one from fisher price, less $$ and less space), an activity mat, swaddle blankets that double as spit up catchers, a boppy. Those are the main things we use the most. They still don't really need a lot though. GL!!!

DaisyZH · December 2012

Congratulations, I am SO excited for you!! 2 months is such a fun age, I suggest a playmat with toys that dangle down, some fun music CDs for dancing around with baby (DS loved Putomayo kids CDs), a swing or vibrating chair (every kid is so different, DS loved the swing, hated the vibrating chair but I know a ton of kids that are the opposite!), and lots of formula, diapers, burp cloths and clothes!

Also, extra clothes for you! We were never prepared for that, we were always getting spit up on or peed on in public with no clothes to change into lol.

Foster1Mom · December 2012

Swaddle, formula, tons of burp cloths. Our LO loves the travel swing. He was small at 5 weeks and it kind of hugged him. I suggest the little gowns for clothes so you do not have to unbutton anything. If you get to speak with the nurses and go care of him at the hospital ask them every thing you can think. They should be a wealth of knowledge.

Ditto the extra clothes for you. I cannot count how many times LO spits up on me.