Our newest team mate: A. K. Palmer

She's finally here!!! The long awaited babe has made her entrance into the world. And it certainly was an entrance. Today at church Erin told someone her birth was "un-eventful." Meaning, no complications. But every birth is "eventful" in my opinion. It's amazing, exhilarating, empowering, humbling, scary at times, and a simply a miracle. Labor and delivery for A.K. was definitely the best out of the three. It was quick and peaceful. I know I shouldn't use that word when describing labor and delivery, but that's how it was for me. I had a wonderful midwife at the Cambridge Birth Center and couldn't have asked for a better experience. Thanks mom Palmer for being here!!

L. and T. LOVE A.K. I don't know who loves her more. They can't get enough of her. I already found her sitting in her baby chair with her head where her bum should be and her legs dangling high in the air. Appherently, T. tried pulling her out. I told her she can't do that and she said in her innocent voice "why?" Gotta keep my eye on that one.

In one week we've seen a few things out of character for Palmer kids. A.k. poops. My other children would wait weeks in-between poops. Not this one. She goes through diapers like no other. Also, she has a problem burping. I think she thinks burping is sort of sissy. She goes for the gusto and just projectile vomits instead. We've done a lot of laundry this week! She also has long toes and feet. Definitely not like Landon's, Taylor's, or Erin's. Mine aren't that long either. And her eyes are smaller and squintier than her brother and sister. But she is cute and we think we'll keep her.

At the Birth Center
There are more pictures, but I can't post nudes on here.

A.k. meets L and T

Beautiful Babe