Nightie Kisses

His newly routine, giving a good night kiss to little brother. At first we were afraid he would disturb the baby. But he did it very gently so he didn't wake his brother up.

Nose to nose, head to head
Sweet dreams lil brother

Learning To Be A Big Brother

Being a big brother for over a week now has made Evan feel he is big and strong enough to take care of his "Dede". He calls his baby brother "Dede", it is a common nick name for baby, or younger sibling here.

Whenever we took his Dede a bath, Evan would say, "Let me do it mommy, I can bath him", or "I can carry him", "Let me dry him", "Let me comb his hair", etc. Sometimes he doesn't understand why his baby brother needs to sleep while he wants to play with him.

We were advised to involve him in taking care the baby so, as the first-born, Evan would not feel being left behind as we're busy with the baby. However, there are things need to be reminded to him. The most important lesson I think is "be gentle to Dede!" As an excited big brother sometimes he got a bit rough and forgot that his Dede is not a toy that he can play with all the time.

Excited to have a baby brother

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Say Hello To Evan's Baby Brother

After months carrying him inside me, finally our prayers were answered, the baby was born safely on Monday, October 5th through C-section. Here are the pictures from the big day.

Sunday night at 8pm we kissed Evan goodbye as I went to the hospital.

Before checking-in, they ran several tests to make sure I was ready for the C-section the next day

Monday morning at 7am I was brought to the OR

Thirty minutes later the Evan's brother was born

Thursday afternoon we checked-out from the hospital and now the baby's home

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