Jayda Karen Alofipo
Nov.29 2009
7:51pm
7 pounds 12 ounces
19 inches long
It all started when I woke up Sunday morning with bad back pain. I figured it was back labor and put a heat pack on and that helped a ton but I was having contractions every 2-3 min sometimes 5 min apart. The majority of the contractions were in my lower back and killing but i couldn't really feel it in my tummy, only here and there. Well this lasts all day, after heat pack and 3 hot showers (heaven) I knew i needed to go to the hospital to at least get checked and if I wasn't in "active labor" to at least get some pain meds and go home. We got to labor and delivery at 7pm. got changed, they checked me I was at an 8!!!!!!!!!! What? are you serious? the nurse said did you want an epidural? YES I was planning on it, but she then said I really think that if we broke your water you would go fast, a few pushes and she would be out. an epidural might slow things down. She said by looking at you and you are already and 8 i know you can do this! Talk about encouragement, my nurses were the best! I decided to brave it and go for it, (still thinking in my head is this really happening? I swore I would always have an epidural!) So we call my mom and say hurry up and come, of course she thinks we are joking bla bla realizes we are not and comes. Dr. Rogers comes breaks my water, contractions get intense (still in my lower back like crazy) I pushed like i have never pushed in my life, through about 5 or 6 contractions and out comes my beautiful little Jayda! a total of 51 min after getting to the hospital! I still am kind of in shock it happened so fast, and no epidural. It was a crazy feeling to get to feel everything and feel her come out, but the drs were laughing saying I have had the experience of 3 different deliveries. a c-section with my boys, vbac with epidural and vbac without.I can see a little of all 3 kids in her
Meeting Malakai
Kenya is adjusting in her own way! lol She loves to say BABY whenever she sees her, but loves to give her tight squeezes, we are still working on being soft to the baby and know that once she gets adjusted she will do just fine. she has already slapped me and pinched my when i got home last night from the hospital. i think that was her way of saying don't leave me again!
When maddux first saw her he grabbed her little hand and said "Hi, My name is Maddux Alofipo!" It was too cute. It is fun to see how interested these boys are in having a new baby home, and how sweet they have been. So far things are going good, I swear this baby eats non stop, so that makes me very sore.....ouch. We love this little cutie and are glad she is here safe and sound!








It was cute to see Kenya waiving at everyone, and clapping for the cowboys!
On the Saturday parade the boys got to ride with my mom on the breast cancer survivor truck. They weren't to thrilled they had to wear pink so they settled for pink bandannas!

