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IT'S A GIRL, YAY!!!!! (Pt. II!)


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I had to play last night, so I didn't get to the hospital today until about 11:30am. Just got back... taking Zora off my poor mother-in-law's hands (Zora is pretty excited and is acting out already). So we're back home, chilling for a bit. The doctors seem to think that Alison and the new little one can come home tomorrow (hopefully!)

Here's a couple more pics.

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Today at 1:07pm, my wife gave birth to another beautiful little girl. 7lbs, 6oz and 20 inches long with lots of dark hair! We have not decided on a name yet, but we will soon. She is just wonderful, though and I am overjoyed! Both momma and baby are doing great!

We knew my wife had to have a c-section this time. Last time she was in labor for 24 hours before they did an emergency c-section. This time was much easier and Alison is already doing so much better in the recovery.

Here's a couple shots of the new little peanut!

WOW!! She's a beauty. Congratulations Jim and most especially to your wife. :party:

Also, pay particular attention to Zora at this stressful time for her, even though she loves her new little sister.

My daughters are 6 years apart and it's quite traumatic for the first child going from being kid-on-the-hill to an also-ran, even if it's just a perception problem for them.

Sometimes people do walk right past the oldest as if they are invisible to get a look at the new baby.

Spend time with Zora. She'll thank you for it later.

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Thanks everybody, and thank you Patricia. I've already found myself getting a bit impatient with Zora and I have to remind myself that this is as stressful for her as it is for me and Alison. Zora giving herself a haircut might be a symptom of that! :)

We have decided on a name: Stella Josephine Alfredson

It appears she has hip dysplasia in both hips. It runs in the family; Alison's eldest sister had it but back then they went straight into surgery. These days they will most likely just put her in a Pavlik Harness for a few weeks. I feel much better talking to GregN because his daughter had the same thing and she is 10 now and just fine.

Hopefully momma and baby will be home today!

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as long as she doesn't try to give the new baby a haircut you're ok -

I'd come visit but I remember when my aunt had a new baby and every time she saw my father she screamed - I'm afraid it may run in the family -

I like babies - and I've come to the conclusion in my old age, finally, that families are good - congrats, Jim and Alison -

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