It has been a while since we have posted anything so we have TONS of pictures to share today. In May we went to visit Great Grandma and Great Grandpa Gillespie in Pahrump, Nevada! It was a VERY long drive but Daddy was a trooper and drove at night so Emily could sleep most of the way down. It was great getting down there and we can't wait until we can go again. Emily really loved Grandpa and the puppies were pretty funny too.
Emily and Great Grandpa Gillespie. They were so cute together!Emily had her six month pictures in June. I can't believe how fast the last six months have gone. She has grown so much. She sits very well and still hates Tummy Time.
At six months Emily:
Wore size three diapers
Loves pears, carrots, and any real food that she can grab off of mom and dads plates
Was 26.5 inches long (90 percentile)
Was 17.4 pounds ( 85 percentile)
Head was 17.4 inches (90 percentile)
Emily and her cousin Lilith (4 months)
Emily thought this was funny.
All smilesAt seven months Emily is:
Still in size three diapers
Will eat whatever is given to her even if she has to steal it from you.
Loves to pull my arm towards her to get whatever food Im eating
Loves to slap tables and make noise
Talks all the time
Can stand up if she has your hands to pull you up
Cries if a stranger is holding her
Loves her Mommy and Daddy
Really wants to walk but still wont try and crawl.













In April of 2009 Isaac and I found out that we were going to have a baby and we started planning an unmedicated birth. In Septemeber we started taking the Bradley Method birthing classes and it was the best decision we ever made because on December 8th 2009 we welcomed our daughter Emily Seren to our family. She has been an adventure from the very beginning. She was born in our home and was delivered by the Magna Unified Fire Authority because I was unable to make it to the hospital before she came. She was very alert right from the beginning and is a very sweet little girl who looks like her Daddy. She weighed 6 pounds and 14 ounces and was 19 inches long at birth.
