Welcome Baby Connor! Birth Story and Updates | Irish-Inspired Name

[bridgetbakes]

CONGRATULATIONS KELLY! So glad it was quick! :thumbup:

My 2nd is due to arrive Feb 2nd which will make my two 3.5 years apart as well. Hope I am as lucky in delivery!

God Bless!

 

[chefmeg]

What a cutie! Evan looks soooo proud!

 

[pamperedpals]

He is beautiful Kelly. The pictures of him in the lighted bed reminded me of my youngest DS when he was in his.

 

[SeeMe4PC]

Congratulations, Kelly! That is wonderful!

 

[KellyTheChef]

OH .. my sis had worked for A. General ... I notice they have a birthday in common!

He looks so cute. And your boy looks like such a proud big brother!

Did he have jaundice? I recognize the "sunglasses" I used to see on my nieces and nephews.

Yes...he spent two extra days in the hospital to stay under the lights. Thankfully, they just let us both stay in the same room, even though they discharged me.

 

[KellyTheChef]

CONGRATULATIONS KELLY! So glad it was quick! :thumbup:

My 2nd is due to arrive Feb 2nd which will make my two 3.5 years apart as well. Hope I am as lucky in delivery!

God Bless!

Good luck! Hopefully your little one will love your new baby too! You just never know how they are going to react! (Plus, I know Evan could start acting up a bit down the road, but hopefully not!)

 

[chefmeg]

Ya know Kelly, my DS and DD are 3 years apart and from the moment we knew we were pregnant until she was born, and until she could crawl we would tell him "she is going to try to get to your stuff if you don't keep it out of her reach"....well, don't you know he was perfectly OK with having a baby sister UNTIL she went for his stuff!!! Then all hell broke loose and really hasn't stopped (he is 11, she is 8). I think you can try to prepare a sibling for the arrival, but they just have to live through the experience and work it out for themselves~~ACTUALLY, THAT LINE IS TRUE FOR MOST OF PARENTING, DON'T YOU THINK?!

 

[KellyTheChef]

Ya know Kelly, my DS and DD are 3 years apart and from the moment we knew we were pregnant until she was born, and until she could crawl we would tell him "she is going to try to get to your stuff if you don't keep it out of her reach"....well, don't you know he was perfectly OK with having a baby sister UNTIL she went for his stuff!!! Then all hell broke loose and really hasn't stopped (he is 11, she is 8). I think you can try to prepare a sibling for the arrival, but they just have to live through the experience and work it out for themselves~~ACTUALLY, THAT LINE IS TRUE FOR MOST OF PARENTING, DON'T YOU THINK?!

Boy I'll say!!

Thanks for the laugh!

 

[PamperedDor]

My first 2 girls are 3 years, 1 month and 1 day apart and when DD #2 was born, DD#1 was over the moon happy ( I think she thought it was a doll she could dress up etc) , well around 3 - 4 weeks old, DD#1 had just about had her fun with little sister and wanted to know, when were were bringing her back to the hospital - fun was over and she "wanted a new toy" - lol! that lasted only a little while, they went thru their "spurts" but now are each others BFFs - (19 and 16 ). Oh the joys of parenting!