Sweet Peach

such a sweet picture! she is so adorable!

Oh, so sweet!! That is the best picture. I can almost smell that wonderful baby smell! LOL I just LOVE snuggly, cuddly, squishy newborns. Our granddaughters just didn't stay in that stage long. They were both in such a hurry to be up and about, exploring the big world. That's not a bad thing--just doesn't allow much time to enjoy them as infants. I don't remember my own children being in nearly as big a hurry to become explorers. Enjoy!!

Just love her cutie nicknames! So adorable.

I love that photo and the cute thoughts on nicknames! Nothing is better than those sweet baby stretches with clenched fists. Thanks for sharing, TanyaS

It's amazing how big she has gotten in such a short period of time. So adorable.
My husband is a great inventor of nicknames and to this day many of them have "stuck" to my kids (they are in college). The nicknames always "keep them as mine, my babies" no matter how old they get. I just love that!

Two weeks old and already working on her first album. What a good mom you are!

funny, mine growing up was wrongway peachfuzz & we definitely still laugh about that one. the best was how my toddler daughter made up nicknames for my son. my favorite was Peter penguinhead, but i do have a list to scrap - her made up ones are the most fleeting.

It's amazing our kids ever learned their names, considering how much we used nicknames, especially with the girls! My husband definitely never uses real names ... I can probably count on my two hands how many times he's even said MY name to me! But it's fun and a great thing to document. Somewhere I have a list of about 10 names for my now 2-year-old that I need to find and get scrapbooked. Thanks for the prompt!! And Anna just keeps getting cuter and cuter - the nicknames that are following her are so appropriate!

grief, she's cute. :-)
we had tons of baby nicknames, too.
glad to hear that you're feeling more confident and settled in your new role as mom of two!

Oooooh, what a cutie! And such sweet thoughts on nicknames! Hannah without the nicknames I gave her would be like coffee without milk :)

Sweet Peach! Perfect! I've been having baby fever lately and these pictures just warm my heart! ♥

I want her!! She is sooo adorable.I just may have to go for number five... We've had many nicknames: "Mr. McGoogle-a," "Elisa-beast," "Buggy," "Sheshy," "Chopsy,"' Great that you are documenting them!

She's just so beautiful and I love your names for her (awesome). HUGS to you and your family!

Oh MY!! She's so gorgeous!!! I love the nickname, too!

Aww, sooooo cute!!!

lovely! i should document nick names as well. i agree, we have too many for our baby and some do need to fade away.

sigh...so cute! Some days I really want those cuddley, wiggley, baby days back -- so funny, but why is it that when its in the midst of happening you just wish they would end cause you're so tired!!?!?
reading your post reminds my how much I love the internet/blogging community --- your post introduced me to four beautiful new blogs that I had never stumbled on....I love that idea of the book from Molly Irwin's site. her words resonated with me because I have pictures like that on my hard drive. saved because I love them, but just sitting there, waiting, but alone they are just beautiful pictures. how powerful to put them together and see an emerging story. I feel some serious creating coming on after reading her post....something I have been struggling with all winter.
thanks again for inspiring + have a great week with "the kids" :)

Ahhhh, I love that nickname. Man, there has been a huge baby boom with friends and family lately. This little photo of Anna is almost pushing me over the edge into a 3rd baby! So sweet!!

She is so precious! They can get such cute nicknames, so quickly too! Glad she is doing well and that you are feeling better.

My youngest daughter was nicknamed Bear before she was a month old. She is still Hallie Bear to all her friends and family and she is 24. I grew up with a big extended family and new babies came along every year. Everybody had a nickname. My aunts used to tell us that when a baby was kicking and cooing, the baby was telling you what the angels told them. When the angels kissed them before they were sent home to live, the kiss took away thier words. The baby could only speak angel and when they learned how to talk they forgot angel speak. I loved that when I was a little girl.