A New Baby

On April 15th, the dreaded tax day, I woke up 37 weeks 2 days pregnant and very tender in the belly. I tried to stock it out and after 2 hours I broke down and called the Dr. Off to triage I go! Mom drove me, hubby met me there and after a few minutes, I was hooked up to monitors and we found out this mama was having contractions every 2 minutes!! After almost 4 hours of triage contractions I was finally sent to surgery where at 3:54 I had baby Harrison Rhys weighing in at 8lbs 4 oz & 20 1/2" long.

Unfortunately, he wasnt able to come home with us. He went directly to the NICU and we later found out he had fluid in his belly & lungs, a small leave in his heart valve & a small leak in his lungs. After a really stressful 5 days we were thrilled to know that he is healing well, the fluid is gone, the leaks are healing naturally, he is off of O2 and off of the feeding tube. And the best part? He is coming home on Thursday!!!!!!!

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inspired by: our new son, Harrison Rhys

cheers,
meg

Baby Boy Hughes

The last few days have been tough ones with this pregnancy. Between spotting, cramping, pain, contractions, 2 trips to the ER, 3 visits to my OBGYN and finally bed rest I have spent a lot of time thinking. I am only 27 weeks a long and this little monkey is dying to join the world. This post is dedicated to the soon- to- arrive Baby Boy Hughes.

We didn't know how to decorate his room, so on the internet I went. We decided to mix & match some great colors, styles and ideas to come up with his new nursery. His walls are a buttery color called Pooh Bear Yellow, his carpet is a soft cream and the rest.... Here are some pictures of his mobile, furniture & the fabric that will soon be curtains for the little man.

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inspired by: our new baby boy who has a few more weeks to go but has mad ea huge impact on our lives already.

cheers,
meg