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Deserving it's own thread, wonderful news that our member Wolfcat and his partner welcomed into the world two precious bundles yesterday

Congratulations to you all, 35.5 weeks is a great effort! Love the L Plate hoodie

More info & pics on Wolf's blog http://www.wolfcat.com.au/randomrants/2 ... stid-1864/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Yes I think a new thread is a good idea Lily

Congrats again wolfcat on the wolfcatcubs Erin and Zara. Well done!

Congrats to Mr & Mrs Wolfcat!

And good luck with double the nappy changes & sleepless nights you have ahead of you!

Awesome news!! It was my mums birthday yesterday so it is a good day to have babies on!! LOL!!

Congratulations to all

Oh shucks...

Don't worry, I will be training a couple of new weather observers.. but they may need a ladder for the rain gauge for a while.

LOL. It's our duty as weather nerd parents to breed a new generation of weather nuts. You should hear my kids when we're out driving, "Look at the tower, Mum!", "Oooooh, here comes a coldie!"

How's it all going, are they doing ok?

Well, Zara is out of the warming draw, Erin should be out of the warming draw tomorrow all going well.

Mum is doing great and should be home on Saturday all going well.... Hopefully the Wolfcatcubs should be home sometime next week, but will get more details in the next few days.

I am also getting the girls used to the camera , it wont be long before they are in the car coming down to the beach with dad to watch storms roll in.

Perfect, so you're getting them in training early then

Gee, they'd be doing well if they're home next week Actually, now I think about it, they'd be = about 37 weeks then, wouldn't they? That's not so bad, my first was 37 weeks and he's a huge, muscly 12 year old now lol.

My husband and I have a theory, though. As you walk out the hospital doors, there's a hidden zapper that zaps your babies as you leave and turns them from cute little sleeping angels into crying, feeding, sleep interrupting machines. So be sure to shield them as you walk out those hospital doors, won't you?

I have photos of them sleeping in the hospital, surely I can return them to the hospital if they are not well behaved when I bring them home.

Mum tried that with me.....

They suggested the psych ward!!!

wolfcat » Thu Jul 07, 2011 3:54 pm wrote:

wolfcat wrote:I have photos of them sleeping in the hospital, surely I can return them to the hospital if they are not well behaved when I bring them home.

Well you would hope so, might depend on the hospital though as to what the warranty covers.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/wolfcat_au ... 18/detail/

And finally get a few min to myself...

So have updated the photos

Mrs Wolfcat comes home tomorrow, the cubs should arrive home in a few days as well...

Awwwww, so tiny and cute! Love the names by the way, especially Erin, that's a favorite of mine

The first cuddles and kisses are worth treasuring and lol at the food coma, milk drunk is such an awesome way to be when you're just a wee baby