First Night Home


This picture is from Walden's first night at home.  I think he looks so cute and tiny in this picture!
He wore that little striped suit home from the hospital :)  This picture is of him in his crib, but for many weeks he actually slept in my nephew's old Snuggle Nest (see below).  The Snuggle Nest was super handy, because it goes right on the bed, so I didn't have to bend down to pick him up in the night (which would have been difficult with my c-section incision still healing).  Now Wally has outgrown the Snuggle Nest, so he sleeps in a cradle next to our bed!



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  1. KulioMay 21, 2017 at 6:23 AM

    I love sleeping baby photos! In the first one he looks so new but he still looks like Wally! You think of newborns sort of all looking the same, haha, but then when they get bigger you can look back and see they really did look like themselves from the beginning! (If that makes sense)

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  2. mrc-wMay 21, 2017 at 8:00 PM

    Oh that totally makes sense!
    I love sleeping baby photos, too! And sleeping babies!!

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