Friday, August 7, 2009

A First for Brynnie

It has been really hard for Brynnie at the Kaylor house because of Jadyn. Jadyn has a smile full of holes. New teeth keep coming in but baby teeth keep falling out. As soon as she notices it's loose she asks me to try and pull it out. I always tell her that it probably isn't ready, but I try anyway... then "pop" out it comes. Bryn has to had to endure over a year of this with not a loose tooth in sight. Then finally she got a wiggle! I tried to pull it, but it was firmly rooted. Day after day I tried to pull it out with no results. Then it started leaning like the Tower of Piza. The back part of the tooth was completely gone with only a small part of the front keeping its place in her mouth. Yet when I tried to pull it it stuck stubbornly like Briar Rabbit in tar. Today I tried in the morning, after lunch, late afternoon, but finally tonight I grabbed a tissue, gave it a good tug, and "pop." Brynnie's first reaction was to freak out. She wasn't expecting the blood in her mouth. A little bit of rinsing with water and spitting though and she smiled which was so cute with her missing tooth.

Heidi and Timothy are coming to Texas for the first time (if you don't count an airport stop they made in Houston) tomorrow and for the first time in awhile it's going to drop below 100. However, I don't think she'll appreciate the difference much. While she's here though I hope to take her mind off the heat a little bit with the food: Tex-Mex, Texas barbecue, and steak.

3 comments:

Lynne said...

Congratulations Bryn!!! Love, Lynne

Shelley said...

Hi Bryn, it's Evelyn! So glad you lost your first tooth. You look so cute in your picture with your missing tooth. When I lost my tooth, the blood startled me too. I've been missing you over the summer. I can't wait to see you when school starts.
I love you,
Evelyn

Anonymous said...

Bryn,

You are as cute as a bug. Those teeth just don't want to leave your sweet mouth. I love you very much, Brynie....to Heaven and back again a gazillion times over.

Love,
Aunt Sandy