CELEBRATIONS: Celebrating... your new arrivals.CAITLIN Caitlin, also spelled in numerous other ways,[1] is a given name for a female. The name has an Irish origin. Caitlin was originally an Irish Gaelic form of Catherine. LITTLE Caitlin Mae Lapworth came into the lives of recently married Tara and Jason Lapworth and their two other children, Connor, six, and Courtney, two. Courtney likes to do her bit, being a little mum to the new arrival. INTERVIEW WITH TARA How did you decide on Caitlin's name? My husband chose our son's name and I chose the girls'. I wanted something beginning with a 'C' as we have two other children and their names begin with that. When was the Caitlin born? May 15. How much did Caitlin weigh at birth? She was the heaviest of them all and weighed in at 8lb 7oz. She isn't really chubby chub·by adj. chub·bi·er, chub·bi·est Rounded and plump. See Synonyms at fat. [Probably from chub (from the plumpness of the fish). but she is quite long. Is there anything in particular that she likes? Yes, she loves her little teddy that rattles rattles vernacular for purulent bronchopneumonia in foals with pneumonia caused by Rhodococcus equi; name derived from the moist, loud crackles heard on auscultation of the lungs. and that makes her smile. Who does Caitlin look like? Her dad at the moment. She has dark hair like his, which sticks up. JACK STEVE and Sarah Bonell, of Nuneaton, would like to welcome their first bundle of joy into the world, Jack's mum Sarah says he looks like his dad with his big blue eyes and dark hair. INTERVIEW WITH SARAH How did you choose Jack's name? It is just something we have always liked. When was he born? June 21. He was five weeks early. What does he like? He likes music and he is a good baby, very contented. Any other information or special stories? Yes. I actually didn't know I was pregnant - it came as a pleasant surprise to us. We were due to get married on August 2 and Jack was due on July 31, so we rescheduled our wedding and were married in April. LEWIS IAN COLLINS Ian Collins may refer to:
INTERVIEW WITH SARAH How did you decide on Lewis's name? His dad chose it. He wanted something different. How much did the baby weigh? 8lb 2oz What colour are the baby's eyes and hair? He has sandy blond hair and blue eyes. He looks a bit like both of us. Does he like anything in particular? He likes people talking to Noun 1. talking to - a lengthy rebuke; "a good lecture was my father's idea of discipline"; "the teacher gave him a talking to" lecture, speech rebuke, reprehension, reprimand, reproof, reproval - an act or expression of criticism and censure; "he had to him and we take him to the park quite a bit. |
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