Bustin' Out

The day came...Hallie, Payten & Saydee's homecoming. It was such a long awaited day for our family. We had everything at home ready to go for them for a while and we had cute little outfits ready for them to come home in. It was hard to say goodbye to all the Nurses we loved soooo much that became such amazing caretakers and friends for our girls. They held them when we couldn't and we'll love them forever for that. We'll miss the girls' little wall in the NICU and all the people we came to love! We can't wait to go back for visits and for their annual NICU graduation party.

As you can see, I don't think mommy's smile could've been bigger this day!!

Daddy getting his girls dressed

Sisters
Erik's sister made these ADORABLE matching dresses & shoes for the girls and we couldn't wait to let them wear them home! It was the perfect going home outfit.

So we had a wardrobe disaster. I made these cute headbands to match their dresses & one dropped at home & we didn't know. So poor Hallie had to go without since she's the only one with long enough hair on top to put in a fauxhawk.

This is one of my favs because it captured their personalities!!

Hallie-showing her little sisters how it's done & being a chill big example

Payten-being her dainty prissy self

Saydee-well....being Saydee!


Daddy tuckin them in nice and tight for their 1st ride

A Durango passed the test...it can haul a load!

Our first pic with our family all home together. Sigh...

The thing about triplets...no one has to fight over a baby...there's plenty to go around.

Kayson's first time holding a sister!! He's a natural...especially when he has the help of a Boppy pillow!

Hallie Bear

Princess Payte

Saydee Lou

Kayson was so excited to see his sisters. On the ride home with his grandma he said, "what is going on!!!???" when they'd stop at a red light. He just couldn't get home fast enough. And if you don't believe me just check out the smile on this face!

He spent most of the day like this...going back & forth between babies "checking" on them. And making sure they didn't need a binky, announcing every time one of them moved or made a sound. Such a protective big brother!

He even wanted to sleep with them...