William Oliver weighs in at 9lb 4oz making him the most weighty Darwin yet. He and MrsDarwin are doing well and resting up.
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19 comments:
Congratulations!! Rest well, MrsDarwin :) And Merry Christmas to all of you - that Christmas present is going to be hard to top!
(and no, I haven't been checking back for baby pictures - just hit refresh to re-enjoy Darwin's Santa post, and got lucky!)
Congratulations and rest well!
I love that his first Christmas hat fits. I tried squeezing Marian into one and it was so-so.
Congratulations! You must be so relieved.
Congratulations and God bless you all!
Congratulations on the baby and on re-achieving a non-pregnant state! And merry Christmas, of course!
Merry 2nd day of Christmas William.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Christmas baby! Lucky boy -- every year some kind of party but always off from school, not to mention always getting a say in how Christmas is celebrated.
Congratulations to all of you, and best of wishes into the new year!
Hooray! Congratulations!
Oh, and Merry Christmas, too. I hope everyone is getting lots of rest!
Congratulations!
A Christmas elf! Congratulations!
Hurrah for the Christmas baby!
Welcome, Baby William!
Thank heavens he didn't wait any longer! Congratulations on your big guy, and I hope you are up and around quickly.
Welcome, baby William! Congratulations! He's beautiful!
Merry Christmas, and congratulations! -Liz, John, & Peter (age 7 weeks)
Congratulations!! He's adorable!
NINE POUNDS???!!!! WOW! Congratulations to all!!!
You ensured an extra 2013 tax deduction with a week to spare!
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