First Few Days with Fallon

I don't know how you can love someone so much that every time you look at them, you want to cry out with happiness. Fallon is that for me. She is my beautiful baby girl that I would die for and do everything in my power to make happy. She has been great with sleeping and being on a mild schedule. She eats and needs a diaper change every 3 hours, just like clockwork.

We bought an Amby Swing and I could kiss the man or woman that designed it. For the past few nights that we've had Fallon home, she has only gotten up once or twice through the night and slept for 3-4 hours at a time. We haven't had any problems with her taking to the swing either. I don't know how hard it will be to get her to take to the crib when she outgrows the amby swing. Fallon is taking to breastfeeding well too. I am a little behind the learning curve on this topic though. I sort of trudge through it and deal with the pain when it occurs.

I have had problems with hormones and not wanting to let go of Fallon. It's been hard watching other people holding her and really hard when she cries. It kills me to hear her cry even for the shortest time. I guess I will get through this as well. David's been doing really well with Fallon and she's got him wrapped around her little pinky, well me too though.

I can't put into words how I feel with my emotions and love for Fallon. I am sure that a lot of mothers can agree with how I feel. I would do anything for her and she takes my breath away everytime that I lay my eyes upon her. God really gave me a blessing when he brought this beautiful baby girl into our world. My life is really complete and I couldn't ask for a more perfect and beautiful family.