Addi and Sam both love him to pieces. I only managed to get one good picture of them but I think it’s pretty sweet.

Addi was super excited about her candy.
But, since I'm such a nice person I wanted to give you the whole scoop. I'm a giver after all.
If by some chance your three year old decides to help you clean and wants to use this spray, go against your initial thought of "we eat it so it can't be harmful" and don't let her use it. Because what I found out is if someone sprays half a bottle of this all over the tile on the kitchen floor, the stuff is SLIPPERY. And it DOES NOT come up easily. At least I know the floor is pesticide free.
We hung out in the pre-op waiting room for a few minutes, then a nurse came and asked to hold Sam. I handed her over and she said, "OK, we are going back. See you."
What?!?!? I wasn't expecting that quick of a goodbye, but it was probably better that way - less chance for me to get upset. Sam of course went off smiling.
For tubes, patients are knocked out for about 20 minutes, then they are taken to recovery. Sam was able to recover in an adjoining building instead of the regular recovery room - I guess old people just out of surgery get a little shaken up by screaming babies.
After surgery Sam was upset and cried for about 30 minutes. Once she drank a bottle we headed home and she and Jay are napping away. Surgery is hard on all.
She should be able to return to daycare tomorrow! We shall see!