I figured... if we're going to keep the posts to every 4 months then we'd better have a pretty good reason to update the blog.
On Tuesday, January 19th at 8:33am, Trish, Joan (Trish's Mom) and I watched on as our expert team of doctors and nurses from Swedish Hospital here in Seattle delivered our 7 pound 2 ounce bundle of joy! She measured 18 inches long and was born covered head to toe in natural moisturizer... just like her mommy.
Mommy and baby are doing excellent. Compared to our experience with Jack, this has been a walk in the park... and things went pretty well with Jack! Trish was drinking lattes and putting on Juicy sweats the day after her surgery.
Lucy barely squeaks out when she's hungry... and boy is she ever hungry!
Jack has been taking the transition pretty well, all things considered. Since Mommy can't pick Jack up due to the surgery, Jack has had to find alternate means of transport around the house. Thankfully, YaYa and Grandpa (Trish's parents) taught Jack to walk across the kitchen with the help of some M&M bribery. Why didn't we think of that earlier?
The hospital took a bunch of professional photos. Please feel free to visit the following link and enter the password 0119lucylambert.
Here are some photos of the days events:
Lucy enters the world! She barely makes any noise and is well moisturized!
Grandma Joan (or YaYa if you asked her brother Jack) cuts the umbilical cord.
No longer quiet, Lucy makes sure that Mommy can hear her.
Mommy hears her baby girl!
The first family photo (minus our little guy)
The oversight committee.
If you're going to be in the operation room, you have to wear a goofy outfit! One size fits all!
Lucy opens her eyes so that she can look at Mommy.
This is why Grandma came along for the ride....
Team Swedish!
I guess Mommy's don't have germs!
This is Mommy 6 hours after the delivery. BIG difference the second time around!
The cutie pie!
Three generations of Cavanagh women!
Start of Day 2! Everyone is doing great.
So great... that it was time for comfy clothes and lattes (and frequent naps)!
Proud Daddy.
Thanks to everyone that has called, texted, emailed or visited. Very special thanks to Trish's parents for watching Jack and our house for three days while we had our little girl. They even left behind enough food for a week! Thanks to NaNa and PaPa for the new stroller! We took Jack out for a spin to today and can't wait to throw Lucy in it as well. Much love to everyone!
More photos and video to come as we figure out sleeping schedules for both kids. Jack has been getting up earlier and earlier each morning (4:30am today) so blogging is being done at night. See ya tomorrow!
Mommy made the cake! Grandpa noted that the coal car should have been behind the engine.
Jack was excited to see his cake and hang out with Mom.
Jack's cousin's, Phoebe, Sophie and Annie came over to help celebrate.
Lindsey could barely contain her excitement.
Jack's sister Lucy wasn't impressed. She slept almost the entire time.
Time to blow out the candle!
Unfortunately for Dad, the best family photo included him making a joker face. Mommy looks great and that's what matters!
Thanks to the Gurkins for loaning Jack their train table and set! All the kids had fun and Jack hasn't stopped playing with the trains since.
Jack gets some Grandma time.
Lauren brought over her dog Juno to join the party. Jack took the opportunity to pet and feed the dog. Tortilla chips... He feed the dog copious amounts of chips.
Lucy made sure to get some Grandma time as well.
Jack opens his biggest toy. He got some help from the girls.
