new litter today :D UPDATE :D

[souffle]

Many congrats Cloptonite. A human baby is the best thing you'll even do in my opinion. When is the baby due? Hope all is going well and look forward to meeting him/her

[cloptonite]

Thanks

My second little human baby will be due around the middle of May.
Already have a 7 year old daughter, this one will be a boy!! ( if not it will be a girl dressed in a lot of blue )

So if I suddenly dissapear around that time for a while, you'll all know why
With my mini zoo and 2 kids, I'll be kept very busy

[Mollz Mum]

A human baby cannot be beaten. Congrats and good luck.
However, my baby is now grown up (is 15 grown up? - well she is in attitude if not in age ), so I am quite happy to move on to hammies.
Incidentally, I certainly don't remember being ready to do the monkey bars - in fact, I still don't think I'm ready....

[Bourne Valley Hams]

Originally Posted by Holly

I adore human babies - sadly, with my thirties dwindling rapidly, it looks like I won't be having anymore (my baby's now nearly eleven) .....guess I'll just have to be a surrogate mum to lots of ham babies instead

Be careful what you wish for! That is what I thought too - hence the 2 adult children and 10 year old Katisha!
My mistake was choosing a new partner 11 years younger than the previous one who hadn't already done the baby thing!
Seriously, I wouldn't have it any other way, it was much easier with older kids to do all the fetching and carrying - even though I was treated as a seriously elderly new mum by the hospital!

[Spuds Mum]

Originally Posted by Bourne Valley Hams

Be careful what you wish for! That is what I thought too - hence the 2 adult children and 10 year old Katisha!
My mistake was choosing a new partner 11 years younger than the previous one who hadn't already done the baby thing!
Seriously, I wouldn't have it any other way, it was much easier with older kids to do all the fetching and carrying - even though I was treated as a seriously elderly new mum by the hospital!

*GULP* well I hope that's not a hard and fast rule Sue - I also have a younger man without children!! Luckily I think living with mine satisfy any paternal instincts he has...
....well he says that, but in fact I actually think that mine have put him off forever...

Thank goodness for nightmare children!!

[Yaffle]

lol, I was a 'Mum' at 13 when my Mum had twins! She also has a younger partner who at the time didn't have kids

[Basia]

Well I had a 9 year gap but missed out on the younger new man - just the same old one.

[ami_j]

got little open eyes today they are sooo cute look to have a cinnamon/cinny dom spot, very pale babies which i think are honeys and 2 girls which are an off white colour so not too sure what colour they are im sure their colour will appear soon unless there are colours carried i wasnt told about lol. they all have their eyes open all little red eyes and adorable cant wait to get pictures of them

[Spuds Mum]

Oh sounds like you have some beauties there ami_j.

Love to see pics if you manage now that their eyes are open

[ami_j]

they are will be taking pics at the weekend when they are used to their new peepers lol
anyone got ideas on the off white ones? im really stumped knew there was a possibility of dad having a few carried genes but not mum. mums a dove tort banded domspot and dads a cinnamon. the three males look a light honey the banded male is staying with me (Max) as is the cinny dom spot (Lily) and one of the off whites will be staying too i think..first time ive been so stumped with a litter lol