Our strap pad shortage has been so severe I was tasked with bringing on the next sub assembly line member whose sole job it would be to sew sew sew strap pads. Shoaf told me she had about 3 months to get up to speed so we are working hard on training sessions at home. Clearly she’s on a break here…
For about a zillion more pictures of our new little angel head here.
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Laura, Congratulations!!!!
She is SO Beautiful!
Congratulations on the new child labor!
Now you just need to start making diaper bags that don’t suck. (hint, hint)
(Not to imply that any of your bags suck… Just that pretty much all existing diaper bags do)
Thanks so much Desiree and Nathaniel, her dad and I are pretty taken with her. I’ve been meaning to post a “What’s in your bag” for Lilia’s diaper bag, just dunno where the time goes, but I’ll get on it. For now we’ve been using a small messenger bag and it’s been great but see that we will need to upgrade to a medium soon as we’re running out of room. I’ve been happy using these awesome diaper bag organizer bags and a changing pad that holds diapers and wipes, but it could be cuz I’m breastfeeding and don’t need to lug bottles around, just a hooter hider!