Our baby boy failed his hearing test on the afternoon of his birth just before we left the hospital. He had his repeat test (picture above) yesterday and thankfully it was normal.
- Praise God that baby’s hearing is o.k.
Journey of Christian Workers in Thailand.

So when L was preparing some beads for the beading day tomorrow, my mum was very surprised.
It's been great L being home and not in hospital where it would have been very difficult for her to sleep. The new bub is sleeping much better today. First bath. First time L has been wee-ed on while changing the baby's nappy. Hoping for a better night's sleep tonight. Baby's staying in his room tonight and not with us.
Praise God that he has made many different cultures! How boring if we were all mono-cultural!
L started having contractions at 2am but didn't wake me as she thought that there was plenty of time before we had to go into hospital. I woke up at around 7am and found L in front of computer having contractions. When I timed the contractions they were 2 minutes apart! I thought about having a shower but decided against it as L's contractions were getting worse. Luckily L's parents were only 5 minutes away thought they didn't pick up the phone the first two tries. We reached the hospital at 7:30am and by then L's contractions were quite strong. I dropped L off at the birth centre and rushed to park the car and ran back. L was 7 cm dilated. 15 minutes later the baby was born! Too quickly for our Clem our midwife friend to make it on time. Since L did so well with the labour we left for home at around 3pm. Our son didn't pass the hearing test, but the tester told us not to worry as it is likely to be mucous in the ear which should clear up in the next couples of days. We are enjoying our new son though I didn't get much sleep last night as mucous seemed to be in our newborn's sinuses affecting his breathing.

