So Jason and I cheered her on as she begrugingly picked at her cupcake. She wasn't a fan, but like the balloon we got her.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
A little celebration
Illness screwed up celebrating Madelyn's first Christmas with family ... and weather screwed up celebrating her birthday.
So Jason and I cheered her on as she begrugingly picked at her cupcake. She wasn't a fan, but like the balloon we got her.



So Jason and I cheered her on as she begrugingly picked at her cupcake. She wasn't a fan, but like the balloon we got her.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Happy Birthday, Madelyn Mae!
Today is Madelyn's first birthday!

It's hard to imagine that a year ago today, I was laboring ... anticipating the birth of our baby. Jason and I both were convinced we were having a boy, so we were shocked when our doctor announced we had a girl!!!!

It has been a wonderful year of firsts - first smile, words, step, tooth, hug. And although Madelyn has had her share of illnesses, we are grateful none of them have been life-threatening.
I feel so completely blessed to be Madelyn's mommy. She's our little miracle!
This morning we had her 1-year doctor appointment: She is 30 inches long (85th percentile) and 18 pounds (16th percentile) and is meeting all developmental milestones. She's extremely social and waved to the doctor throughout the visit. :)
Today she will celebrate her birthday with her friends at daycare ... and tonight with us. We had to cancel her birthday party this weekend because it's supposed to snow a lot, which would be difficult for family coming from North Platte and Lincoln.
Madelyn Mae, thanks for being an sweet, smart, happy little girl. I love that you enjoy being around other people, that you play well by yourself and that you sing all the time.
It's hard to imagine that a year ago today, I was laboring ... anticipating the birth of our baby. Jason and I both were convinced we were having a boy, so we were shocked when our doctor announced we had a girl!!!!
It has been a wonderful year of firsts - first smile, words, step, tooth, hug. And although Madelyn has had her share of illnesses, we are grateful none of them have been life-threatening.
I feel so completely blessed to be Madelyn's mommy. She's our little miracle!
This morning we had her 1-year doctor appointment: She is 30 inches long (85th percentile) and 18 pounds (16th percentile) and is meeting all developmental milestones. She's extremely social and waved to the doctor throughout the visit. :)
Today she will celebrate her birthday with her friends at daycare ... and tonight with us. We had to cancel her birthday party this weekend because it's supposed to snow a lot, which would be difficult for family coming from North Platte and Lincoln.
Madelyn Mae, thanks for being an sweet, smart, happy little girl. I love that you enjoy being around other people, that you play well by yourself and that you sing all the time.
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