What Taya Loves

Reading books to her babies...

Dressing up like Cinderella, and dancing

A few cute pics

Here are just a few pics of Taya and Kiya wearing pink and brown. I just love little girls in pink and brown...especially mine! I know I know, her bow is as big as her head...but isn't it so cute!

Kiya is 1 Month Old

Kiya is officially one month old today. What a joy she has been! She is such a good baby, she only cries when she is hungry...well screams. She is 6lbs 5ounces and 18 1/2 inches long. We only had to have her on the oxygen at home for a week. Taya had a hard time at first when we brought her home, but she is warming up to her baby sister. She loves giving her kisses and always wants to hold her. She is such a great helper, and loves to watch whenever she is getting changed or having her bath. We are so lucky to have her in our family! What a sweet spirit she brings to our home!

Kiya Maren Haslam

Kiya made it here on December 20th. She decided to come six weeks early. She weighed in at 5 lbs. 8 oz. and was 18 inches long. She has tons of blonde, curly, soft hair. She hasn't quite made it home yet. She is in the NICU for the time being getting the care she needs. She and mom are doing great! Once she continues to eat well for three days straight she will be coming home, which is hopefully soon!

Happy Halloween

Taya just loves Cinderella, so that is what she was for Halloween. If it was her choice, we would watch Cinderella not just once a day, but as many times as possible. What a beautiful Cinderella!

Me and My Best Buddy

Taya and Brody are going to be best buddies forever! They love to give each other kisses, and hugs (even when the other one doesn't want one at that moment.) We are so lucky to have such cute kids!!!

Big girl bed

Our little girl is growing up. We moved her into a big girl bed and what a easy transition it was! She has only fell out once, but she climbed back in and went back to sleep. In the morning she doesn't realize she can climb out by herself, so she lays in there calling "Mommy, mom" so I can come get her. I don't think I will teach her that she can climb out just yet...I'm sure she will learn that one in no time.