The day of the ultrasound, the technician surprised us with the words, "It's a girl." and continued on with the examination. Aaron and I sat in stunned silence. A tear trickled down my cheek. After a few minutes, in a hushed voice Aaron said, "We have 3 boys at home." The technician immediately returned to the area of her body to confirm that it was our little girl.
She was born three weeks early arriving on December 18th (another big surprise, the boys were all late) with lots of dark hair (another surprise, the boys all had blonde fuzz, in fact, my one of my first thoughts was, "They've switched my baby!"). Her middle name is Belen, the Spanish word for Bethlehem. She will always be our Christmas miracle.
Everything we bought for her was pink. Her room was painted pink. It was so fun finally buying dresses. We make no excuses for spoiling her. After three boys, we were celebrating the change of pace, however, I think she was perplexed at the thought of being the only girl in a house of boys.
Now, she loves her big brothers and wants to play with them all the time.Two days after moving in to our new house, we celebrated her 4th birthday. Four is a really fun age. The anticipation of her birthday was almost more than she could handle. She loved opening her presents
2 comments:
....can you believe i cried, even though i felt like i was there for all of the savanah hipe..... she is a miricale....and i love the girls in your fam. just as much as i do the boys.... but i wonder....
will there ever be a third girl?
=) to be continued......
love, Sarah
What you are talking about? YOU are the 3rd girl in our family. Silly Sarah, you should know that by now.
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