We were released from the hospital today, so it’s been quite a long day. I’ve got plenty of posts I can’t wait to write, but in the meantime, here’s a video of Elanor and Rhiannon’s first few meetings and a few pictures.
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it’s just so cute when Ellie says “and now she can walk”. And I like how she thinks really hard about those questions. And it was also funny when Ravi said that she should live in fear of the day baby starts walking 😉 And very touching when she says “good girl” to baby sister while patting her reassuringly.
Funny, touching & so precious 🙂 feel so honored to share in this moment.
Ellie has an interesting notion of what Rhiannon can do and how quickly she’ll do it.
Right now they have a wonderful relationship. I’ve heard that in some cases, that lasts until the younger one can touch/get into the older one’s stuff. I’m hopeful that they’ll have a loving relationship, but I’m betting it’s far more likely that I have a lot of squabblingin my future. This video will help me let them both survive the squabbling 🙂
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