Monday, 14 January 2013
Rainbow Baby Things
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| 25 weeks pregnant with Anabelle and modelling 'her' blanket. |
Are any other rainbow mums obsessed with rainbow baby clothes and things?
I am. Throughout his life I've been drawn to rainbow clothes to put on him. Tonight I've bought him these rainbow sleepsuits, at Christmas I bought him these rainbow pyjamas. Most of the time it is like I can't help myself, if I see something meaningful and beautiful, he has to have it!
I've always loved rainbow colours before it had the meaning it does now. When we were expecting Anabelle I asked Mum to make her a rainbow blanket for the pram; quite ironic now really I suppose. The blanket obviously became Xander's and represents everything that he is.
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| 17+5 weeks pregnant, we're having a boy! |
When I was pregnant with Xander I was instantly attracted to maternity clothes with a bit of rainbow in them; one top in particular that I wore the day we went to find out if he was a boy or girl.
When we were planning his 'going home' outfit I knew he had to come home dressed in rainbow colours. I bought a set of long sleeve vests in Mothercare, especially because they had two rainbow stripe vests in the pack. I asked Mum to knit him a rainbow jumper.
From the word go he has had to have something rainbow to wear. In every size since he's had multicoloured or rainbow clothes. I also love dressing him in bright colours, like a rainbow and they've always suited him, even when he was tiny!
Even his birthday, even though Waybuloo themed had to have a splash of rainbow in there. How could it not when it was our rainbow baby turning one?! So his birthday cake was rainbow sponged, we did rainbow themed food.
| Ready to come home! |
Even Christmas and choosing some of his presents; I wanted his play tent to be red, green, yellow and blue, a sort of rainbow coloured... any other colour combinations were not going to do and I searched for the one I wanted. The same with his playballs. Even down to buying reams of rainbow wrapping paper on his first Christmas that we've been using for him since. A bit of a freak? Maybe.
I wonder if this connection with rainbow things will last forever. Or at least throughout his childhood? Maybe until he starts choosing things for himself?
I can't see it stopping any time soon when I'm drawn to rainbow things for him! Beautiful boy, my rainbow baby.
| Wrapped in the rainbow blanket and visiting his sister for the first time. |
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- After Anabelle - Raising Rainbows. I'm Caz, Mummy to beautiful angel Belle and my wonderful rainbow boys, Xander, Zachy and Luc. Wife to Jon. Twitter @cazem Instagram @cazzyem
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