Logan has a birthmark on his right foot. It's a hemangioma and really freaked me out because it grew larger and darker over a few days and then didn't go away (I thought it was a sore that wasn't healing). But apparently that's normal for that kind of birthmark. I should have remembered that since I have one too. It may fade away over his lifetime, but I still have mine, so he might have it forever. I think the bottom of the foot is a pretty good spot in the grand scheme of things.
We're a family of five. Nathan, Sarah, Jared, Kayla and baby Logan. We live in Molalla, Or. We love our little town. It's still close to both sets of grandparents, but is our own piece of the city (if you can call podunk Molalla the city). We are members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Logan's birthmark
Logan has a birthmark on his right foot. It's a hemangioma and really freaked me out because it grew larger and darker over a few days and then didn't go away (I thought it was a sore that wasn't healing). But apparently that's normal for that kind of birthmark. I should have remembered that since I have one too. It may fade away over his lifetime, but I still have mine, so he might have it forever. I think the bottom of the foot is a pretty good spot in the grand scheme of things.
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Is that the formal name for a "strawberry" birthmark? Matthew has one on his back. It stopped growing early on (maybe a few months old) and I think it has faded a little bit too.
probably
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