My hormones were all over the place when I got home from the hospital just like they were with Karter. I had my fair share of crying for no reason but I expected it because I had the same post pardon blues with Karter. This time around it lasted for a shorter amount of time. I attribute this to the tremendous amount of support I got from Craig. He stayed with me for 4 of the 5 nights in the hospital at my side the whole time. If he wasn't with me he was taking care of Karter or making sure our family was together. He told me he had this intense feeling of bringing his family together - that he didn't feel complete without Karter so he picked Karter up almost everyday so we could all be together.
Craig went above and beyond when we all got home. He didn't let me lift a finger and did everything around the house. I didn't have to worry about anything but taking care of my children. Karter and Craig spent a lot of time together too. Craig loves his family more than anything else in this world and it was very evident in the past 2 weeks. I met Craig 8 years and never saw him so happy. We so lucky to have a husband and a father who is so selfless and compassionate.
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Our Family
July 21st 2008 - Karter Joseph Maslowsky was born at 4:41am. He was 8lbs 12oz's and 20.5 inches long with brown hair and blue eyes.
May 30th 2010 - Nola Stacey Maslowsky was born at 2:34am. She was 7lbs 11oz's and 19 inches with brown hair and blue eyes.
For both kids we didn't find out the sex and never told anyone the names we had picked out.
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- We created this blog to keep family and friends up to date on Danielle’s pregnancy and document our baby's experiences in the belly and eventually his/hers first years growing up. This will also be nice to look back on in a few years and show our son/daughter.