Gwyneth is one month old!
Baylee lounging in Gwyneth's bouncer.
Baylee participating in bath time (ignore the messy counter :) ).
Gwyneth looking just like her daddy!
When she was born, her skin had a dark complexion that can only be described as purple, and she kept the darker complexion for several days. Brandon began wondering if Gwyneth, which is Welch and means pale or fair, was an appropriate name. As the days have gone on, she has certainly lightened up and is now living up to her namesake. We've taken to calling her the Pale Princess of Poo Poo.
Gwyneth getting her first bath...she liked it.
It's been amazing to see how much Gwyneth has changed in just a month! She was once unable to focus on much of anything in front of her and now you can see her staring at things. You can hold something in front of her and she will follow it with her eyes as your move it around. I love just sitting with her and watching her stare back at me. It's like she is studying my face and trying to figure out who I am. I can't wait to see how much she changes over the next month!
Of course the sleepless nights and the blowouts in her diaper weren't unexpected. We knew they were coming, yet still they have somehow been shocking in their magnitude and their frequency. We've been told by multiple parents that the negative parts of these days will fade with time. It is tempting to look ahead to that day when the extreme tiredness is but a memory, but at the same time that means that she won't be a nine pound precious little baby anymore. We know various people with babies that are four, six and ten months old, and they all seem like baby behemoths compared to Dunebuggy. I hear great things about babies when they can hold their heads up and they actually recognize you, but it is still hard to give up our tiny princess.
Of course the sleepless nights and the blowouts in her diaper weren't unexpected. We knew they were coming, yet still they have somehow been shocking in their magnitude and their frequency. We've been told by multiple parents that the negative parts of these days will fade with time. It is tempting to look ahead to that day when the extreme tiredness is but a memory, but at the same time that means that she won't be a nine pound precious little baby anymore. We know various people with babies that are four, six and ten months old, and they all seem like baby behemoths compared to Dunebuggy. I hear great things about babies when they can hold their heads up and they actually recognize you, but it is still hard to give up our tiny princess.


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