School Pictures

Good Morning!

This morning when Bobbie Jo greeted Lily she got a big smile. A real one, not a gassy one.
Bobbie Jo couldn't have been happier. What a great start to the day!

Happy Easter!

The Nursery

I'd love to put up a bunch of pictures of the nursery, but quite frankly it looks a lot like Max's did (with different paint).
Max is keeping his room upstairs; Lily's nursery is downstairs.

Here's a picture to give you an idea of the paint. I'll try to get pictures of the rest of the room up someday.

First Bath?

First bath (or the first bath I took pictures of)

She didn't like it.

But, she doesn't smell like a foot anymore.

An Interesting Fact

According to Grandpa Paul, Lily is the first female Reinhardt birth since 1949.

The greatest Mothers/Grandmothers we could ask for

The first child is a breeze. Take a few days off work, and everything is good.
Staying at the hospital for 4 days is much harder with a four year old at home.

Bobbie Jo's mom Sharon offered to stay at our house the entire time we were at the hospital. From Thursday afternoon until Monday afternoon she 'held down the fort', and allowed us to concentrate on Baby Lily.

While we were in the hospital, Sharon, Max, and my mom (Camille) were quite busy; grocery shopping, cleaning, bathing, visiting the hospital, and even tying balloons on the mailbox. We would have been so stressed if it weren't for their help.

Thank you so much, we can't express how much we appreciate it!

Going Home

A nasty windy day, most of the balloons had blown away by the time we pulled in the drive.

Lily at 33 hours

Some of the photos taken by the Hospital photographer.

Superhero Training