From Cloud 9 ...
Just a quick note to say that our daughter, Carmel Maor, was born via unexpected c-section on Tuesday. She weighed in at 6lbs, 9oz and is 19 & 7/8 inches long. She is beautiful! She does have a touch of jaundice but we are hoping it will pass quickly and not be anywhere as bad as Imri's was.
She is eating well and my nipples are rather mangled, but this too shall pass.
Imri entered the Terrible Twos while I was gone, replete with "NO!!!" and throwing himself on the floor as to hamper our ability to move him. Where do they learn that stuff? I'm sure he's never been to a WTO riot in DC yet. He alternates between giving his sister kisses and screaming "NO baby!!" when I come into his room in the morning. But at least he's forgiven me for leaving him ... he really had a tough time without mommy, despite the presence of grandparents and his dad.
My parents left today and while I am grateful for all they did and that they were here, it's nice to have the house back and to get our family back into a routine again.
Ahhh routine. I'm guessing that will return in 3-5 years or so.
My daughter is home. My daughter. Words I never thought I'd ever have a chance to say. The feelings of gratitude and over-whelmedness are beyond my inadequacy with language.
Will try to keep the Internets posted but bear with me, please.


She is eating well and my nipples are rather mangled, but this too shall pass.
Imri entered the Terrible Twos while I was gone, replete with "NO!!!" and throwing himself on the floor as to hamper our ability to move him. Where do they learn that stuff? I'm sure he's never been to a WTO riot in DC yet. He alternates between giving his sister kisses and screaming "NO baby!!" when I come into his room in the morning. But at least he's forgiven me for leaving him ... he really had a tough time without mommy, despite the presence of grandparents and his dad.
My parents left today and while I am grateful for all they did and that they were here, it's nice to have the house back and to get our family back into a routine again.
Ahhh routine. I'm guessing that will return in 3-5 years or so.
My daughter is home. My daughter. Words I never thought I'd ever have a chance to say. The feelings of gratitude and over-whelmedness are beyond my inadequacy with language.
Will try to keep the Internets posted but bear with me, please.


Labels: c-section, childbirth, daughter, jaundice

14 Comments:
She's beautiful! Congratulations!
What a beautiful little girl! Many congratulations!
Welcome, little angel!!
Congratulations! (She looks like Imri.)
So happy your little girl is home safe and sound. Congratulations!
So glad she is here and doing OK. Your pictures are lovely; what a beautiful baby!
Oh Kinneret - I'm so, so happy for you!!! Welcome to the world beautiful Carmel Maor. You are very much loved.
mazel tov on the birth of your daughter. She is lovely, really lovely.
Mazal Tov! She's beautiful, and has a beautiful name.
Congratulations, she's lovely. I'm so happy for you.
Beautiful! Congrats to all!
Mazel Tov!!! It's me...ajdub from the boards a long time ago. I've been lurking and keeping tabs on you and Imri and I am thrilled for you. She looks beautiful.
I wish you a Shanah Tovah! What a new year it will be for you!
Amanda
congratualtions, I am so happy for you :)
Love
Lisa
She really is just beautiful. i got shivers when you said "my daughter" - Wow. huge congratulations hun - well done!
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