Lots of people are asking me what I want... presents... well, to be honest, I am satisfied quite easily, all I want is:
- falling asleep in warm protective arms
- clean nappies
- fresh milk
- and lots of love
If you want to give me something else, apart from the above, and have no inspiration, I know my parents started a list at a shop called Baby 2000.
Without any obligation, you can visit the following link:
http://www.lijsten.baby2000.be/ and log in under:
Nieuwenhuys or Carbonell or 66504
Today by the way, I am exactly 2 weeks old!
I'll be back soon with more news and pictures!
Kisses, Oliver
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
My big Entree...
Still the 14th of March, 2009
You know what... I did not want to make it too complicated. I think my parents succeeded the test quite well, so I made a "quick entree". If I remember correctly, I let mum suffer for another 2 hours after she got "high"... She was almost falling asleep, I did not want to tire her too much more... So around midday, I said Hello!

Mum and dad never really knew for sure that I was going to be an Oliver or an Olivia, but they really had a feeling they knew... And, they were right... I was always a boy, since my first weeks in the making... But even though they were very so sure, they did not decide on my name yet... Ok, I did come earlier than announced, but really... come on... When the doctor asked for it... they said they did not make up their minds yet... I must be the first newborn in Sint-Michels history entering the books as Male, 3140g, 52cm...
Anyway, after having spread the news to all grand parents and close family, receiving valuable feedback, it became official... OLIVER I was...!
Omi and Daddy (Célines parents) could not wait to see me... yes, I understand, I am kind of cute, even though they did not give me a chance to wash and groom myself... they thought I was gorgeous... What can I say...
That evening I also received a quick visit from Tia Adriana and Laurent and of course Lorena and Martin...

I am really happy that all my godparents accepted their role:
Stephanie Herminjard (Céline's sister) at 9.400 KM distance Hong Kong
Martin Carbonell (Julians brother) at 11.000 KM distance Buenos Aires
And Adriane Grangé (Céline's and Julians friend) at 7,5 KM distance...
Well, this was my first day... very tired...

First Things First...
Friday the 13th, 2009
Well, lets start at the beginning... Not all the way back... Sure you all know how this came about. I just want to focus on me now...
I thought it would be really fun to scare mum and dad a little, and to pretend I was ready to set foot on land on Friday the 13th... It was mums last day at work so what better date time than the present... I was really concerned about her, where could she rest? She and dad were demolishing the house anyway... No dust free and safe pregnant mum-zones left.
I thought it would be really fun to scare mum and dad a little, and to pretend I was ready to set foot on land on Friday the 13th... It was mums last day at work so what better date time than the present... I was really concerned about her, where could she rest? She and dad were demolishing the house anyway... No dust free and safe pregnant mum-zones left.
I did wait until mum managed to clear out her desk at the office, take her main important belongings home and say goodbye to all her workmates. When dad picked her up, they decided to pop in to hospital to make sure all was well... peace of mind they needed... And they got it. They were told I could come in about two weeks time... (or not) Ah... sighs of relief... Dad had the genius idea to take mum out for good meal... They both enjoyed it, but I made sure I was part of it... waking up mum every now and then... you know, keep her alert...
Saturday the 14th, 2009
Around 2 in the morning, no, of course I did not really come on the 13th, was just joking... I decided to let them go back to hospital... After all, the hospital is only 15 minutes drive. And dad needed practice, I could tell... But they were told the same, it could take two weeks... Very irregular contractions... So mum and dad went home again... They were exhausted... So they went to bed... Dad only needed a couple of minutes to hit dreamland... But mum, well, I decided to keep her company... all night long... I did need to prepare her right...? Around 6 o'clock I remember that mum wanted to company and woke dad... he was really caring and nice to her... Since they were two now, I speeded up a bit, made my presence of bit more obvious... I have to say, I do admire mum, find out why a little later... hihi...
Once the clock hit 8, they finally decided to get a move on... But, dads with empty stomachs risk of fainting right? And who needs support in the delivery room, mum or dad? Right, all focus on mum... So I agree with dads reasoning. Saturday morning means fresh croissants... And since the bakery is on the way, dad stopped...
and left mum in the car... slowly dying... I did kind of start to feel for her... Well, come on, on the other hand the visit to the shop only took 15 minutes... What do you expect, half Tervuren loves fresh croissants... Mum is a tough cookie, she can take it... What could dad do, jump the cue with the excuse he was in big need of sugar and tell the other customers mum was in labor in the VW Polo parked outside the shop... Who would they take him for? No, not possible you agree... Good thinking dad, you have my full support... He did try to eat them in the car, but mum did not allow him, she felt a bit nauseaus... he's right for trying... Anyway, he stepped on it and soon reached Brussels.
But at only a couple of 100mts from the hospital, a moving truck blocked the road... Dad was caught offguard... Did he check alternative access roads... Not really... But he's a smart guy, he got there anyway, just a minor setback... that's all!! Hang in there mum...
and left mum in the car... slowly dying... I did kind of start to feel for her... Well, come on, on the other hand the visit to the shop only took 15 minutes... What do you expect, half Tervuren loves fresh croissants... Mum is a tough cookie, she can take it... What could dad do, jump the cue with the excuse he was in big need of sugar and tell the other customers mum was in labor in the VW Polo parked outside the shop... Who would they take him for? No, not possible you agree... Good thinking dad, you have my full support... He did try to eat them in the car, but mum did not allow him, she felt a bit nauseaus... he's right for trying... Anyway, he stepped on it and soon reached Brussels.But at only a couple of 100mts from the hospital, a moving truck blocked the road... Dad was caught offguard... Did he check alternative access roads... Not really... But he's a smart guy, he got there anyway, just a minor setback... that's all!! Hang in there mum...
Anyway, to cut a long story short, once in hospital, I really made progress and was ready for it... mum did just about in time manage to get the magical DRUG... What a relief... This gave dad the time to stock up on the sugar... He's right, we do want pictures of this whole event... I want to see them once I am older... Go daddy...
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