Things did not go as planned, after 40 hours of contractions Oliver got stuck. We would soon find out why.
On Sunday, April 05 at 5:59pm, Oliver came out Caesar style, all 10 lbs 2.6 ozs of him (!!!).
After a quick towel off, he was given a clean bill of health.
A thorough search was conducted for a hat big enough to fit his head. An exhausted Oliver went down for a nap, flashing a sign to all his homies back in the womb.
Dear Oliver,
ReplyDeleteI know it's only been 24 hours, but I'm already a big fan. Please post updates!
Aunt Megan
Oliver,
ReplyDeleteYou have wonderful parents, a truly patient and strong mom, and a dad who will cherish your every move.
Welcome!
With much love to you and your parents,
Anne and Jim
ps--and your birthday: 04-05-09--these are great numbers!
Oliver,
ReplyDelete"On the night you were born, the moon smiled with such wonder that the stars peeked in to see you, and the night wind whispered "Life will never be the same." - Nancy Tillman
I love you.
Dear Oliver,
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to meet you in person!!!
Soon enough I'll start helping you nag your parents for your first guitar or set of drums (you seem the punk rock type).
More pictures please!!!!! (you know, when you have a minute)
Honorary Aunt Marissa
Um. I'm sorry but did that say "40 hours"?!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWowzers. Well Oliver, it is wonderful to finally see your lovely face and just between you and me I am secretly glad that you were born with the Moon in late Leo. See you've already started out being a drama king. :) Hugs!
You guys are troopers, and Oliver is the second cutest baby ever! OK, maybe he and Tommy can tie. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe love you!
Auntie Colleen