Weaver - Sorry for the lack of details, I'm still learning how to do everything one handed and was having problems holding the baby and typing yesterday! I could go on for hours and hours about Baby Madison! She gets more beautiful and precious every day. We were a little worried at first because she just would not sleep at night and would scream her head off; however, last night I got an entire 4 hours straight sleep. Nursing was tough at first, but now that my milk has come in she is eating like a champ. Which in turns helps the sleeping issue!

I haven't brought up any R talk with WH (FWH?) yet, I'm saving that for after the holidays. There is no need to hurry anything right now, we have enough to adjust to. However, he has been so wonderful. And for the first time in ages, he talks about us in the future. For example, he is now talking about the next projects we want to get done at the house. One being a play room for the baby. We've had a lot of family over this week which I know is a big EN for him, and I love having them.

So right now the goal is to take care of baby, enjoy the holidays and then get down to work on the R.

Congratulations, Kloe! Oh, don't stop sniffing her head for forever! I wish they could bottle that smell. I still sniff my boys' heads, trying for that illusive whiff, but with them both at puberty, there's nothing left. The smell is totally gone.

Oh well. This is a natural part of parenting, letting them begin to break away, and start doing stuff on their own. Enjoy her. I know it is a cliche, but I still don't know how mine got to be so big and old!

Love you, sweetie!

Spidey

Kloe, congratulations on your baby girl!! Nice to hear some GREAT news here! I'm so happy for you and hope you enjoy her immensely and that she brings love and healing into your life.

Take care of yourself too!!

Lisa