Born July 5, 2011 at 11:10am
7 lbs, 1 oz
20.5 inches
It was the quickest labor in history. Probably not, but it sure felt that way. Dad and I walked Walt to daycare around 8:15am. One contraction on the way there, one on the way back. No big deal. Got home, had a cup of tea and some peanut butter toast. Decided that I was in labor and timed a couple of contractions. Ten minutes apart. Called doctor and was told to wait until they were five minutes apart. Immediately, contractions were five minutes apart. We arrived at the hospital around 9:45am and I was pronounced "ready to deliver." We were zipped up to a room, luckily just at the last possible minute to get an epidural. Thirty minutes or so later, George was in my arms.
So glad that my dad was able to be a part of our special day.
The next day, we were super-excited to introduce Walt to his little brother. He is absolutely thrilled with "Bee-bee Jurj" and loves covering him with kisses.
Now we're home and settling into life as a family of four. Thanks so much to our amazing friends and family, who have been so supportive.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Waiting for George...
First Walt tracked an SF firetruck in Golden Gate Park...no sign of George.
A resting Walt admits he's not sure where George is.
So we headed to the beach and he looked long and far...
Mommy resting in the sun.
Then it was on to the park as the search continued...
A quick break for some home run derby.
The we cooled off poolside after a warm couple of days.
It was a fun week searching for George. Walt was definitely ready to meet his little brother.
A resting Walt admits he's not sure where George is.
So we headed to the beach and he looked long and far...
Mommy resting in the sun.
Then it was on to the park as the search continued...
A quick break for some home run derby.
The we cooled off poolside after a warm couple of days.
It was a fun week searching for George. Walt was definitely ready to meet his little brother.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
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