This Wonderful Thing Called Life: It Will Be a Girl

Friday, February 6, 2009

It Will Be a Girl

It is official we will be having a daughter. I am currently 23 weeks and actually look pregnant now :) Everyone asks about her name and my favorite part, so here: Her name is either going to be Aylin Jewel or Aylin Belle, both mean strength and beauty. My favorite part is feeling her move around in there, Bobby is jealous of that :)

3 comments:

Sheila said...: Oh Blaire you look beautiful! I know you are so happy too. I love both names and I am sure the one you and Bobby choose will be a perfect fit for your sweet little girl. Just some advice, you do know little girls belong to their daddy's....lol Enjoy the rest of you pregnancy and be safe. God bless.
:)
Sheila; February 6, 2009 at 9:48 AM
ReminisceHeirlooms said...: Blair I am so so happy for you both!!! I cannot wait to see you this summer... Have you all chosen a name for this princess?
Love and miss you bunches!
Tab; February 10, 2009 at 11:00 AM
LeAnne Grissom said...: How wonderful! I am so excited for you and Bobby. What will you do with a little girl? I know you will have a ball. Just think all thoes bows and ruffles. Have a great Valentines Day.; February 11, 2009 at 2:21 PM

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Louie, the Boxer

Buster is 4

Our 2nd little blessing, Hilton Isaiah, was born 3 weeks early via an emergency c-section also because of preeclampsia. He was already 8lbs8oz and spent 9 days in the NICU because of a spontaneous pneumothorax (popped right lung); he also had a heart murmur and had to have a blood transfusion his very 1st night. Poor guy suffers from febrile seizures, and also took physical therapy for about a year b/c of delayed gross motor skills. We are so thankful to have this little man blessing our lives.

Puppy is 2

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