Referencing my earlier post, I guess I was completely off on my prediction that Baby Hosch wouldn’t come early! I got back from grocery shopping on Sunday afternoon (November 15th) ready for a relaxing afternoon of watching football, only to be suprised by my water breaking in the kitchen soon after. Within one hour I was in the hospital with strong contractions. She was still breech so I knew I had to have a C-section, and we soon found out that I would need to be put under general anesthesia due to a blood clotting disorder I had and some potential complications I could experience with having an epidural. Both Trevor and I were worried and everything was happening SO fast, but we wanted to do what would be safest for both me and the baby. My contractions were getting so strong and close together that the doctors agreed that they needed to get me in the Operating Room as soon as possible. So, at 9:10pm, Baby Hosch entered the world! She was just a little peanut weighing in at 5 lbs, 12 ounces and she was 17 inches long. She is just the most precious thing in the world to us and we’re so in love with her! It took us a day and half to name her, but we finally decided on her name - meet “Maylee Joy Hosch”, the new addition to our growing family
- Amber in labor before heading to O.R.
- Maylee makes her grand entrance
- Getting cleaned off
- Cleaning her cord
- Her little footprints
- Checking her vitals
- Proud Daddy with Maylee in the recovery room
- Grandma and Grandpa Siribunrit meet Maylee
- Grandpa Hosch is in love
- The Happy Mom and her little angel
- Our little Asian Buddha
- The Whiteboard – an important tool in our name making decision
- Tired but happy to be holding her little one
- Dad and Maylee looking good on Day 2
- This is her smallest newborn outfit and it swallows her up!
- Amber getting tips from the lactation consultant
- A Loving Mom and her sugar plum
- Proud New Parents – Day 3
- Proud New Parents – Day 3



























































































