Meeting Grami and the Aunties

I'm running way behind on blog posts, sorry sleep is a priority if I can actually get it. Last weekend, we were visited by Auntie Tracy, Auntie Kimmie and Grami Terry. Fortunately, Jeffrey was passed out dead to the world so we didn't have too many issues.

Who's longer?

I have been wanting a picture like this my whole pregnancy. Jeffrey isn't quite stretched out enough to see his full length. He was sleeping and I was not waking him up for that! Fonzie wins the length contest for now but not by much. Fonzie is 22 inches long, Jeffrey is 21 inches long (hospital got it wrong according to our pediatrician). Fonzie is being very good about sharing mom with baby.

Guard dog

Roscoe is most enthralled and curious by our little man. He sits in front of the swing and watches him.

Every day is a new adventure

Jeffrey likes his swing, the dogs like that they can easily walk up and lick him if he's sitting in it and it's not moving.
I got to take a nap (for 2 hours!) this morning curled up with our little peanut and the Fonz. The hot dog has been most accepting of his new brother. Fonz chewed up a package of Boogie Wipes soon after we got home and was heavily reprimanded. No other incidents to report at this time.

Boy does he love Dad, he's quite the snuggler!

Our expanding family

We came home from the hospital yesterday with Jeffrey, very excited to introduce him to his 3 brothers. As you can see, they were pretty curious about him. Dogs have been great helpers and jump up at his every noise and have been giving him lots of kisses.

He's here!

We're happy to announce that our beautiful son arrived a week early on July 11th at 2:04 AM. Jeffrey Sean weighed in at 8 lbs 6 oz and measured 20.75 inches. He has a full head of hair and couldn't look more like his dad. Labor was a little tough, I had to have a c-section. We're home from the hospital now and enjoying our new life at home with him and the dogs.

It's tough....

but somebody has to do it. I love how the dogs just spread out all over the house and pass out. They usually open their eyes when they hear the camera though....