Eat, sleep, get held a lot.
This is the life, isn’t it?
While I get used to the whole idea of having a little girl, she is getting plenty of lovin’s…
(photo credit: my sister Bethany)
(photo credit: my sister Bethany)
We eye-ball her little girl clothes with eager anticipation!!!
(photo credit: my sister Bethany)
And I’m thankful for little girl clothes!!! My first words to her as she was handed to me were,
“It’s ok, buddy. Don’t cry.”
I realized then and over the next several days how used to little boys I’ve become. I’m working on acquiring a whole new girly vocabulary…
Even with dressing her in girly clothes, I keep calling my precious daughter ‘little guy’ , ‘buddy’, ‘bud’, ‘he’, ‘him’, etc…
Thankfully, she’s been very understanding.
For those of you that like that sort of thing, I’ll be writing up my birth story soon and sharing since I love reading them so much…
She is so beautiful!! Congratulations! 🙂
Jessica
What a cutie pie!! I’ve been thinking of you Heather! How FUN to have your precious Greta home at last!! I *know* what you are talking about! It was quite an adjustment for me too. ENJOY!!!!!
With Love,
Camille
Oh Heather, she is GORGEOUS!!! I can SO identify with tripping over the he’s and she’s!! Aren’t little girl clothes just the sweetest things?! I have to resist wanting to dress my little one in a new outfit three times a day!!
Aww… I love that photo of your mom with the grandkids. And I can’t wait to read your birth story! Evie shared a little with me, but I like details. : )
She is beautiful. Can hardly wait to hold her. And we are going to have alot of fun with the boys. MiMa
I did the same thing when my little girl was born- after 4 boys it took a lot to not say buddy, sir, boy, etc…now it’s second nature to say the girly words instead. Congratulations on your new baby girl!