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18 comments:
Great pictures love them. VP, right now DC is almost 40 Degrees with 83 of humidity. It is not nice my friend.
Very sweet to see these announcements of little girls arrivals.
Those are very cute indeed.
This is a cute tradition.
This is absolutely adorable. Are we going to have blue next?
@ Luis - You are right, I'll keep the rain!
@ ciel - I found only baby girls lately, but I'll keep looking for the blue.
never seen this kind of birth annoucement in France :)
How sweet. I've never seen such a thing.
This is an adorable post and theme!I love all decoration,they are sweet!
Léia
So cute VP, we are expecting two new babies within the next few months in our family, cant wait!!
Are there stories behind these announcements?
I like these celebratory images of babes newly arriving in the world. Wonderful collection VP.
They are all lovely, but my favourite is last one - you know I'm called Asia by my family:)
Looking forward to seeing blue!
Hmmmm... will the family name their next babies Europa and America? :)
Cute way to welcome a new family member.
Awww! Cute happenings. MB
Finalmente qualche fiocco fantasioso...e meno male son femmine ;) spero non trovi ancora il blu hihihi ciao, Arianna!
I didn't know about this 'tradition'. Is this common? Well, whether common or not these are really cute.
Is this some kind of tradition? I think it's a lovely way to celebrate :D
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