Big Sister

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On November 1st, hopefully a few days before that, fingers-crossed not a few days after, our little Kaelyn will officially become a big sister! We are over the moon! At the Early Screening Ultrasound I asked the doctor if she could tell the sex yet… it was a shot in the dark… but there’s no hurt in asking! Now I know many people like the surprise of not knowing… but that is one hundred percent not me! I am a planner! I need to know! Anyhoo… she said that she could. I was pretty shocked! I was only 12 and half weeks! Well she told us… and I am not telling the world just yet! We would like it to be a little more solid. But no matter what this little cupcake is… we will love it to pieces, just as we love his/her sister!







Our new addition... little boo is sucking it's thumb... just like it's sister!  That's the head on the right side.
 And a few pictures from the week…


She refused to hop in with her b-friend!  I guess she was a little shy.
Insisted on being naked!
Her two loves... other than mommy and daddy!


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  1. AnonymousApril 26, 2013 at 3:58 PM

    Don't believe anything yet! They told Courtney early that 85% it was a boy, then a month later it was a girl! I had some returning to do! You know how we Grammies just jump in and start buying! LOL Wendy

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  2. AnonymousApril 26, 2013 at 5:26 PM

    Sooo excited for you Kristin!! And Kaelyn get's that insisting on being naked thing from her Great Aunt Kelli. I guess it was because I had 2 older brothers (Uncle Ed and your Dad)who didn't wear shirts in the summer. I insisted on going bareback in the summer with pigtails until I was 5!!;)I guess Grandma Jan decided it was time for me to put on a shirt when I started kindergarten!

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  3. AnonymousMay 1, 2013 at 1:16 PM

    Kaelyn will be a wonderful big sister, just like her Mommy!

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