You started to wake up in the night.
your eighteenth week
You were getting more and more mobile all the time.
And we would go to get you after a nap,
only to find you had moved all the way up the crib,
or had turned around so your feet were sticking out.
your twelfth week
You attended a very important wedding.
The wedding of your future king and queen.
your tenth week
We celebrated our first full week of you sleeping every night
by going away for our first weekend trip.
your seventh week
After weeks of wondering whether any of Mummy's genes got through to you at all,
we found one. . .
your sixth week
Once you had learned the excited, happy faces you received with one of your beautiful smiles
you started smiling more and more.
your second week
We loved getting to know everything about you.
And you seemed to be learning so fast.
seeing your home and meeting your big brothers - february 8th, 2011
We had spent the months leading up to your arrival getting everything ready
for you so that you would feel at home.
Despite the fact that all you really needed was milk, nappies and lots of cuddles,
we wanted you to have the best we could give you.
coming home - february 8th, 2011
Daddy rung Mummy from home before coming to the hospital.
He was worried that the ward was a long way from the car
and whether he should bring your pushchair so you would be safer.
He was worried that it was really cold out and that you might need an extra blanket.
He was worried.
He was a parent.
and daddy changed his mind... - september 22nd, 2010
It seemed like a very long 8 weeks before we got to see you again.
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