Baby girl, so BIG. Is
it appropriate to say that I gave birth to a toddler?
Nine pounds, two ounces. Solid and strong. No newborn sizes for this girl.
My best
sleeper. (Still is.)
Snuggly baby.
Shy little girl.
Outgoing preteen--now so tall.
My beautiful Lovey. My freckly Feckle.
My first baby. Always, my first baby.
'KETCHUP WITH US' - PROMPT 24
In 57 words or less, tell us about a significant first day in your life … of school, work, parenthood, rehab, veganism, prison, whatever you want.
If you want to "Ketchup" with Old Dog New Tits and According to Mags click on over. The hilarious pictures alone are worth it!
That's an incredibly sweet post. But holy moly she was a big baby! I can just picture those chunky thighs. Mine was so tiny I never got to squeeze any chunky ones. First babies are pretty amazing.
ReplyDeleteAll three of mine were over 9 pounds. I don't know what I would do with a tiny baby!
DeleteOkay, my first baby started high school yesterday. So now you have me crying all over again. (It's actually not so hard to trigger these days.) Very sweet sentiment here. Be sure to let your girl read it. My kids love reading when I write about them. But, boy, do I need to choose my words wisely! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing Ketchup today! :)
I do usually let them read it. They are always tickled write about them.
DeletePrecious! Love this entry. Thanks so much for linking-up. We should hand Michele a few tissues. :P
ReplyDeleteMy first post this year was a Ketchup post about my toddler. Now I'll have to find one appropriate to my son. I love the challenge of 57 words. And next time I will have a Kleenex disclosure.
DeleteWow! That is a big baby! My hubs was almost 13 lbs and 24 inches long - I kept reminding the dr's of this while I was pregnant scared shitless mine would be. Luckily he came a month early 7 lbs - phew!
ReplyDeleteWow! Thirteen pounds is crazy! My son was 9lbs 3oz (no epidural, ugh!) and the toddler was 9lbs 9oz. I have no clue what a real newborn-sized baby is!
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