SPECIAL TIMES: BIRTH-DAYS
Our first born, a son, a
day home from the hospital in 1969
In the arms of his
maternal grandmother
In the arms of his
paternal grandmother
In the arms of his papa
Years later, he with his
own first-born child, a son, in his own arms! J
A little doll, of course,
must have a perfect doll bed. We didn’t know
ahead of time if she was going to be a ‘she’ or a ‘he’, so I had to wait to
decorate the bassinette until after she was born. The only skirt I had for it was pink, however
– one my Mom used on a year-size crib for my younger sisters. Had she been a boy, the bassinette would have
had blue ribbons but no skirt.
Our son holding his new sister
New daughter in the arms
of her maternal grandmother – her first granddaughter.
A couple of years later gentle
signs of motherhood had not yet kicked in . . .
but by the time a sweet
little niece (her younger sister’s second daughter) came along in 2002 she was doing
okay.
Our youngest daughter in
the arms of her maternal grandmother – only a day old in 1974.
She was quite the handful
for her brother to hang onto a 'couple' of months later!
Just look at all those baby pictures! That last one is so sweet, and the cake in front of g-grandma is definitely not on her mind. So glad that you're continuing here at SS.
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