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Friday, June 22, 2012

New Family Member

June 11th, 2012 was a glorious day in our world.
Baby Era (pronounced Air-a) was born.  Amy has had some problems carrying her babies.  When she was pregnant with Emerson, she had hyperemesis, I think it was called and then ended up with C-Dif afterwards which almost cost her her life.  Then last year she ended up losing a baby, so tensions were a little high as we waited for this little bundle.  She was very sick at first but I think the female hormones from this baby helped her a little.  She did better.



The end result was this precious bundle weighing in at 7lb. 3 oz. and 21" tall.


It didn't take long to fall in love with her.


She is the first grand baby to have black hair.  You can't see it in the front in the       pictures, but in the back, it is about 1/2" long.



Luckily she has a great disposition and doesn't cry much and when she does it is not a piercing sound, just a sad little cry when she is hungry.


Yes, you really do forget how tiny they are.  She has long fingers and toes which run so commonly in our family.  Her eyes are not black like Emerson's were so we are waiting to see what color they become.
Her middle name is Colett, named after her aunt Colett and if she is as good a person as her aunt was growing up, she will be a very wonderful lady indeed.
Welcome Era to this world.....we love you so much already.

4 comments:

AmandaS said...

Yeah!!! Congratulations, she is just beautiful. So happy she is here safe and happy. Love to the entire Ostler family!

Susan said...

She is beautiful! Congratulations to all.

Jem said...

Finally! She is just gorgeous and Amy looks amazing. I am so happy for all of you. I love the name. How special.

A Musing Mother said...

Dear Amy

I am the hyperemesis queen. Wish you would have talked to me. I actually have wisdom beyond crackers in bed and unison with b12. Even better than Zofran. Next time, we talk.

1. That is a beautiful baby. Probably the most beautiful in the world.

2. Put some meat on those bones. I am not talking about the baby.