Early morning laughter

Yesterday I drove with the kids so that I could be here for mom and Jenn while they had doctor appointments today, but early this morning I was so excited to meet this not so little guy.

Baby Isaac Sol Wallace brought surprise and laughter to all the family when he decided to come a little before schedule. Jenn was going to go in for an amnio test to see if his lungs were developed and deliver him the 26th, instead, she started having regular contractions the night of the 24th. She was giggling, smiling and overjoyed that baby would come soon, but John was a little concerned that the time may be sooner than later. Jenn went in that night to figure out if she was having braxton hicks or was in labor. We were surprised that she was at a 6 or 7 and she was rushed for a c-section- since that was the plan and the healthiest option for Jenn with this pregnancy. Baby came out with full lung capacity. It was a wonderful birth. John and Jenn are visibly elated. Grandma Ruth, Grandma Sue and I were the privileged trio who braved the night and got to see baby first. All the family was called and are so happy. Immy still thinks she had a baby sister, but she was also full of smiles that the baby had come when she saw the pictures and gave the news to her cousins. Jenn and Isaac (laughter) Sol (answered prayer) are doing great. He came out weighing a healthy 9lbs, 4oz at 1:44am, Aug. 25th. Isaac is in NICU for a bit as they make sure his blood sugars will regulate themselves, but he nursed like a pro and is expected to move out of the NICU quickly.

Thank you to everyone who has been praying for Jenn's pregnancy and this birth. I am glad I will get to have some time to hold and know my nephew. Brian is still in Fort Qu'Appelle painting the entire upstairs of our house and then will come here for my brother and sister-in-law's reception/shower on Sept.4th. We are looking forward to going back to our even newer with paint house, and taking Saba to our new home.