So LaNea has proved to be a very stubborn little girl. Our hardest part with her is getting her to sleep. Now, don't get me wrong, she loves to sleep, but the getting to sleep is quite an ordeal. You see, she can't go to sleep if her arms are out but as she falls asleep she needs to have her arms up. So the struggle begins. We try to swaddle her just tight enough that she won't get her arms out too soon but that she'll still be able to get them out later. After one success, I snuck in to see how it went and this is how she slept. So she may be stubborn but she's a cute stubborn.
So lately both Eric and I have been in full-blown parent mode. Its even there as we sleep. A couple nights ago Eric awoke and was terrified when he felt Lanie off to his side and couldn't figure out how she got there and worried that she would fall off. But when he reached out to grab her, all he felt was a handful of fur and a lot of meows.
Then last night, I set my alarm to wake me up to make sure I could feed her but I didn't fully wake up when it went off. A few minutes later I reached over to grab Lanie to get her ready to eat but I first felt a tail. Immediately I try to figure out where Bella was. I couldn't find her but it took me a little while as I tried to figure out how my daughter had grown a tail.
So needless to say we are either becoming somewhat confused over loss of sleep or our cat is set on making us crazy as fast as possible.
So I know I have stolen the same pictures from both Shauna and April's but they did such a good job, I had to. April came up yesterday and brought some supplies to take pictures of our little girl. And while they shots all look perfect and it looks like she could have been sleeping for hours...she wasn't so April did a great job even with a very light-sleeper baby.
I'll post more pictures soon but here's some to get you started...She was born on September 15, 2009 at 5:08 pm. She was 7 lbs 6 ounces and 21 inches long. So far she's been doing very well. She is still a very happy little girl but enjoys sleeping a lot. The new trick will be in helping her learn how to stay awake.







