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Introducing Ed

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At last he arrived safely Sunday 5th October at the un godly time of 5.40 am. He weighed 7lb8.5 oz. We are both now very happy to be back home .
 

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Congratulations Julia :). He looks great!
 

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I don't normally gush...

But awwww what a beautiful baby!

Congratulations Julia!

Cheers Jacq.
 

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Congrats! I speak from current experience when I say that you will be able to sleep again in about three months!
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Hi Julia,

I've been busy with my own "baby" so am just reading your post now. Ed is lovely! You remembered every little part of him - nose, ears, chin, he even has hair! Excellent job (and secretly I am glad that you didn't make him look like a newt). Congratulations, little Mama. I hope the two of you are doing well.

-Eva
 
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