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More Miss Maddy pics

Here are some more pictures of Maddy. I know everyone is eager for pictures. We got to put her first little outfit on last night. She got out of the incubator bed and into a regular bassinet so she can now wear clothes and have her own blankies and stuff. It is great.









Comments

the libbys said…
holy cow does she have some hair! :) I can't wait to meet her and see how cute she is in person!
Chrissy Cross said…
I think she looks like you!! She reminds me of your baby pictures, but I haven't seen any of Aaron.
s&sjohnson08 said…
WOW! that hair! she is beautiful!
Brittany said…
Wow! you look bright eyed and beautiful! I've never seen a brand new mom look so good! Maddy is starting to get some more color, too. Definitely Aaron's hair. That's funny. Can't wait to see her!
Zach and Alyson said…
I'm sorry that I missed y'all last night, but so thankful that Zach was able to get dinner to y'all. I hope that everything is going well. She's a cutie!
Jennifer said…
Ah, looks like she has that lovely jaundiced yellow tan! I remember that with Abriella. Great pictures! Have y'all found out any more with her?
MadeByAmanda said…
Awww. How sweet. She does have a head of hair.

I hope she gets to come home soon.
oh my goodness, she is PRECIOUS! congratulations guys! and i LOVE her middle name-that was my grandma's! :)Thanks so much for posting pics!
Anonymous said…
Since you have blue-eyed-genes in your background, maybe she will be little blue eyed Maddy Mae. Happy for you guys. I have my fingers crossed that we might get to come down in a week or so. (on the truck)
Brandon

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