Sisterly Love

I have to admit right before the baby arrived Savannah was acting crazy jealous and not always saying the nicest things about the new baby coming. She didn't want the new baby to move into her princess room and was worried the baby would touch her toys. She was showing some aggressive towards him while he was  still in the womb. I was a little freaked out. On the other hand I knew Savannah has a very loving, tender and kind heart. I knew she would make for a great big sister. I wasn't sure who she would became once the baby arrived. It turns out she is absolutely in love with this new little guy. She loves being a big sister and was uber excited when he came home from the hospital. She was almost smothering me and the new baby. She always wants to hold him, feed him, burp him and help give him sponge baths. I told her when he gets a little bit bigger she gets to teach him how to do all kinds of new stuff. She wants him to do it with him now and I have to keep reminding her that he is just a newborn. 

I absolutely love being a mother of these two beautiful children!!

I'm still dreading taking both children outside at once.

Both of my newborn babies are so easy to take care of and I couldn't be more blessed in my life!

Hunter already had his first doctor's appointment this week. He is a healthy baby boy and only lost 1 ounce. Funny story when he was first born in the hospital before the umbilical cord was cut he peed all over mommy. He was pooping and peeing like crazy in the hospital and is back to normal now that we are back at home. He must have peed on the nurses at least once or twice and Frank and I both were baptized in it. He also peed right before we left the hospital. He shot pee over the little bassinet and onto the floor just barely missing the bed. We had to clean it up with a towel before we could leave the hospital. How embarrassing!! The joys of having a little boy.