She's such a cutie. I love reading to babies, especially when they're hitting that 6 week age and all of a sudden seem so aware of everything. Hope you're all going well :)
My first born didn't sleep much - two half hour naps followed by a twelve hour sleep at night. As a result, I amused her by reading all the classics out loud - first the wind in the willows, followed by the magic pudding, snugglepot and cuddle pie.....she's 17 now and a great reader :) Treasure these moments - they grow up so fast L x
Precious photos. I would be so grateful for your story. I guess it is very much up to you how you approach your story - that is, after all what it's all about. Some things to kick start you might be thinking about: Did you always want to be a mum? What was your conception/pregnancy journey like? Your labour, the first few precious weeks of adjustment, what you are finding the most wonderful/challenging etc. etc. hopes for the future...any or all of these things could be in your story. xxx
What beautiful moments to have had captured. I absolutely agree, never too young :)
ReplyDeleteHow adorable are you two!!
ReplyDeletethese pictures are too sweet for words :)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! My babe's still ripening in the womb (going on 30 weeks) and I like to read poetry aloud. No, never too young I say!
ReplyDeletep.s. Your blog is a lovely place to be x
She's so beautiful. I am so excited about our little friend arriving. Roll on the next 7 weeks....xx
ReplyDeleteShe's such a cutie. I love reading to babies, especially when they're hitting that 6 week age and all of a sudden seem so aware of everything. Hope you're all going well :)
ReplyDeleteMy first born didn't sleep much - two half hour naps followed by a twelve hour sleep at night. As a result, I amused her by reading all the classics out loud - first the wind in the willows, followed by the magic pudding, snugglepot and cuddle pie.....she's 17 now and a great reader :)
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Precious photos. I would be so grateful for your story. I guess it is very much up to you how you approach your story - that is, after all what it's all about. Some things to kick start you might be thinking about: Did you always want to be a mum? What was your conception/pregnancy journey like? Your labour, the first few precious weeks of adjustment, what you are finding the most wonderful/challenging etc. etc. hopes for the future...any or all of these things could be in your story. xxx
ReplyDeleteA great choice!
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