First Two Days

They say that babies take your breath (life) away. Maybe that's happening to me (us). Maybe not. I feel it's normal, babies are wonderful! (I'm saying this first time in my life, from all my heart!)

Baby is sleeping a lot and eating little, crying little and causing a lot of diaper changes. Today I've changed a diaper for her, full service, including taking off the clothes, removing the diaper (and properly disposing it), washing the poo, drying her, putting a new diaper on her, and dressing her up again. Phew. Clumpy as I am, she didn't cry that much during the operation...

I've also held her quite a lot, trying to do it correctly. I think I'll need a lot of practice. I think I'll get a lot of practice.

I've also taken some pictures. Now I understand why the parents of new born babies take a lot of pictures: not because they are so cute, but because they don't pose for the camera --> only by taking many pictures can one get some good shots... Well, ok, they are cute, and very picturesque. :)

Here are few pics from those two days:
Drooling after, hmm, food? :)


"Why is it so bright here??"


"Hmm, what do I get to eat next?" Ok, maybe she isn't thinking about food?


"I want that thingy!" How can I be prepared for such looks in the future?


"Ouh I'm tired..." and then she gave the next expression:


"What are you looking at???"


What a beautiful and abundant hair. :)


Okey okay, I know know. I won't be posting more baby pics here, they are too private to share this openly. But, as I commented already in IRC: it seems that our baby is the cutest baby in the whole world! Now I understand the prejudice that lie in the hearts of new parents. Also recommended for you. :)

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Wanna shout: Hallelujah!