Welcome to the world, Grady!
Edited to Add: Thanks so much, everyone! Your stories of happy outcomes for preemies are so inspiring and uplifting. And Kay, I'm a sucker for baby tootsies, too. I can't wait to see him and play with his piggies myself!
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He's beautiful! and just another coincidence in our worlds....my nephew's name is Grady!!
ReplyDeleteTotal cuteness! Thanks for sharing him with us!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful baby. Just 5 years ago, my niece had twins who were just over 4 pounds each. They were so tiny that each fit into the palm of my husband's hand. They are still small for their age, but strong and bright and full of energy. I will continue to pray for Grady.
ReplyDeleteAwww....How CUTE!!! He looks very healthy considering he was premature! Wow!! Looking good! Thanks so much for posting a pic of the little guy....Congrats! Cookie :D
ReplyDeleteHe looks great!
ReplyDeleteWelcome, baby Grady. You're lookin' good!!
ReplyDeleteHe is beautiful, and I am praying! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Hope mother and baby are doing well!
ReplyDeleteAAAwwwww, look at that sweet little baby boy. He is beautiful - and chubby for being so tiny! Still praying. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect little man! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteWhat a poppet ... looks like a real fighter. Hope your sisters doing OK too.
ReplyDeleteI read your other posts about Grady. I do hope he's doing better now.
ReplyDeleteHe is beautiful and I know he'll do well. My DIL delivered twins on Aug. 3 (she was scheduled for a C-section on 8/28 and her due date was 9/15 if it was a single birth). The babies were 3 lbs. 14 oz and 4 lbs. 10 oz. They are doing great and, fortunately, their lungs were fully developed. They only spent 2 days in the NICU and 2 weeks in the special care nursery. They were the smallest babies I've ever seen but now, at a little over 2 months, they are a little over 9 and 10 lbs.
ReplyDeleteI'll pray for your Grady.
Oh, lookit :) Isn't he adorable? Look at those little feet! I'm such a sucker for baby tootsies.....
ReplyDeleteOh, my! Lots going on here and I'm thinking it's turning out okay. Goodness, but he's precious! Welcome to the world, Grady!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! Is'nt he a beauty? Hard to believe that he was 'early'.
ReplyDeleteStill praying here, but through the eyes of this ancient R.N., he definitely looks "out-of-the-woods".
ReplyDeleteThanks for keeping us posted, Auntie.
He is so precious, and I am continuing to pray. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteOh bless him. He looks like he will be a fine boy.
ReplyDeleteI was prem 37 years ago. Mum told I would not survive the night. Later told i could neither see or hear, would not talk or walk.
ReplyDeleteI have two amazing kids, equally amazing husband, full time job and a BA Hons degree
NEVER GIVE UP
Deborah xx
was born at 28 weeks