mini-Elbeno is here!

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1. I congratulated you outside of LJ, but for posterity, CONGRATULATIONS!!!

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2. He's GORGEOUS. Lovely to see pics of the newly-expanded Deane family. Wish we could come round with a big shepherds pie, give you all hugs and do the washing up. The thought is there! Emily xxx

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3. Congratulations on the new arrial – your upcoming sleepless nights will make my moving woes pale in comparison!

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4. Hurrah! Such wonderful news. I trust Mom is doing well too?

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5. Congrats to all 3 of you! Cheers! Mark & Carly

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6. Well done!!! YAY!!

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7. Henry? Does this mean I can call him Henry the 8th? *snickers*

   Congrats you!! *hugs Beno* That is the bestest news ever!!

   You'll have to give me your address… Auntie Coug has to send presents for the wee li'l bonny.

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8. Yes – I am very proud of her. Labour was intense – waters broke at 5.30am Tuesday, went to hospital at 5.30pm, laboured overnight and into Wednesday, and stage 2 (fully dilated – pushing) started around 2pm. After 3 hours of pushing, he wasn't coming out. He never turned from OP (head down, but facing forward rather than backward) despite everything we'd done before and during labour, so a c-section was the final option.

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9. Oh and did I mention that she didn't have any pain meds for the whole labour (except finally an epidural the c-section, obviously)?

   The only meds during labour were antibiotics, which is normal when labour starts with water breaking, especially if it goes long.

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10. What a heroine – good on yer Becky for doing it on endorphins alone! As a fellow “prolonged second-stager” (I too pushed for 3 hours while my son failed to get the hint and get moving) I salute you. These big bouncing boys with Cambridge-compsci-sized brains… what can I say!! They need a big skull to accommodate that much grey matter – unfortunately for us mummies 🙂

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11. Oh that was from Emily by the way!

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12. Not Moses, then?! Congratulations, hello and well done all round.
    Love from Kate & Will

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13. Oh my… a little late since I was away on holiday, but Congratulations!!!!

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