Haddie Ann Marsden was born on August 15th at 3:14 p.m. My water broke about 7:15 that morning, and after I had finally convinced myself it really had an hour later, we went to the hospital. The nurse in labor and delivery couldn't determine if it really had or not, so I eventually had to go have an ultra sound. Finally, after 3 hours of waiting they officially admitted me to the hospital. Contractions had just started getting bad and I had my epidural about an hour later. Once the epidural kicked in life was great! I didn't feel any pain and the rest of labor and delivery were a breeze. I progressed super fast and about 2 hours later and then a couple pushes she was born. She weighed 7 pounds, was 19 inches long, and is the cutest baby ever!
Our sweet girl!
Gichin was great through everything and even stayed at the hospital with me .
Haddie with her daddy!
Ready to go home after 2 long days.
She was so tiny in her car seat. When we left the hospital she weighed 6 pounds 7 ounces.
6 comments:
Congrats again! I love those cute bows they put in girls hair in the hospital. I kept it on Azure as long as possible and still have it!
Just love that little girl. Congrats to you both. You're awesome parents! We just want more. Much love from Grandma Barney
Yeah!! I'm glad you are back on your blog. She is such a cutie! Give me a call when you have a spare moment(ha ha). I want to catch up.
Wow, I had just about given up on you blog. Actually just the other day Jordan said, "If they wait just a couple more months they won't have to update their blog for Christmas!"
Well, we too are glad you are back to blogging. Keep the pictures of Haddie coming, we want to see more!
Congrats again!!! What a great time- and you are right, epidurals are the greatest invention known to womankind!!!
YEAH!!! You blogged and I got to see the little peanut! DOUBLE bonus for me! :)
Truly...she is so beautiful. I can't wait to meet her and I'm so glad your labor experience was such a good one. What a lucky little sweetheart to have you two as parents!
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