Tuesday, December 02, 2008
He's here...
Sorry for the silence - it's the New Baby craziness that has taken hold of us here.
Tick arrived on the 13th November - two days before his due date - after only 6 hours of active labour and only 1.5 hours after we got to the hospital. In fact, the midwife nearly missed it. She'd gone out to get a nurse and when she came back in she just about managed to catch him!!
I'll be back more regularly in a few weeks time I think, once things have settled down a bit. For now I am sitting back, basking in the New Baby glow, and trying to juggle a very proud but also quite confused little Bean and a little Tick who, in the way babies tend to, has his days and nights mixed up and likes to sleep like an angel during the day and feed like a little fiend all night. Right now all is well with my world.
So until I return to more regular broadcasting, hope you are all finding some enjoyment and some quiet, peaceful time in the often frantic uprun to Christmas.
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He's absolutely darling! Have a lovely Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWonderful news Iris - what a sweetie (boy am I envious of your labour).
ReplyDeleteMuch thoughts from the other side of the pond.
He's adorable! Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! (and lucky you, with the short labour!)
ReplyDeleteOh he's beautiful! Many congratulations - what a wonderful Christmas you'll have together. Enjoy the baby days - they go so fast.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your new baby boy! What a sweet little face.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful is he. Congrats to all.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations - you really do have your hands full but I'm sure it's all worth it!
ReplyDeleteHe's beautiful!!! Congratulations, I'm so happy for you!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! I am so behind with blog reading (have not read any for a couple of months) so have missed this wonderful news until now. I hope you are all doing well, and had a lovely Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe I missed this post! What a sweetie! Well done, you.
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