Announcing Daisylyn Croff

Our sweet little one Daisylyn was born on her due date April 15th 2009 at 7:37am. She weighes 7lbs 3oz and is 19inches long. She has dark hair like her daddy and has a very sweet nature about her. We are so grateful and blessed that she has come into our lives. Both Brinton and I can hardly believe that we have a daughter and that we are now parents of our new little family. Just one year ago this week, we got engaged!

For a detailed story visit my other blog:

http://a-waite.blogspot.com/

Sorry there is only one picture. I messed up my photo editor on my computer and it takes a long time to download pictures. Eventually I will get it fixed and we will add more photos of our sweet baby girl!!

37 weeks Pic update and cousins

We are now at the point of counting down the days until my due date. It is a good feeling. My last doctor visit I am beginning to dilate and I am at a 2. I have already lost my mucus plug and the doctor is hopeful that the baby will be here soon. Brinton and I could use at least two more weeks, but will be content with when ever she chooses to come. Better sooner than later, I suppose. This last month of pregnancy has been the best yet. It is nice to be able to function and not always feel nauseous, it makes pregnancy quite tolerable.

My sister Tawnya had here baby on Sunday. They named her Malia. She was 9lbs and 22inches, here are a couple pictures. Sydney is 6 weeks old now and is my brother Tim's baby. They had due dates close to each other. Two cuties. I can't wait to see our little one with her cousins.

Sydney (six weeks) on the left and Malia on the right (one day)

Our little Family continues to GROW!!

33 Weeks Belly shot

Dad and Mom trying hard to patiently wait for this little one!

For more pregnacy progression pictures go to Amber's other blog here.

Croff Family reaction to pregnancy

This is how the Croff grandparents reacted when they found out we were going to have a baby!

That was grandpa Croff reading our portion of their Christmas letter. We used this "Christmas letter" as a means to distract them and catch them completely off guard from what was really going on...... he he he he!!!!!