Baby Pictures and Links
I love seeing his grey/blue eyes in the morning.
Love seeing the smiles
Below - first time visiting Oma and Opa's house (my parents go by the German name for grandmother and grandfather)
Love the tender moments
These are the pictures that I adore seeing and there's more on my Picasa site. I wanted to start this blog post with these wonderful pictures, because it helps to keep me focused. But at the same time, I want to keep this blog real and share experiences in the hopes that it might help someone who will be going through what I did... and that means writing about the c-section and baby blues.
My husband doesn't like long posts and my posts for those two topics are long. So, what I did, in order not to clutter this post is to "bury" the c-section and baby blues post into my blog. If you are interested (and have the time) in reading them, click the below links to get to the posts:
Comments
I really appreciated your baby blues post. I can't say i ever had that, but I felt so overwhelmed like I would never be able to handle this. You wrote it so well, with answers for every thing EA said.
PS - my granddaughter who is now 16 months changed frequently. She would look so much like her daddy for a few weeks, then she was the picture of our daughter. I bet Gregory will go through those stages too. I think he looks like a great mix of the two of you!
Your posts about the C section and the Post Postpartum depression are interesting. I,too had a C section in my 37th week due to what was then called Toxemia (eclampsia) but my experience was very different. 37 years ago everything was different.
The baby blues, I suspect haven't changed much but of course all women have varying degrees of it. I like you cried a lot but mine passed after just a few days.
I am so happy to see the pictures. They are awesome.