Paislee Tiffany

On Friday April 26th 2013 at 3:48 pm our sweet little girl was born in West Jordan, Utah. We arrived around 6:00 to meet her. We were so excited, nervous and honestly just couldn't wait to see her. We walked into the nursery and there was this sweet little girl with lots of black hair.

We were so happy that we were able to be there for her first bath. She wasn't so sure if she liked it at first but after a min she realized that she loved it. 

After her bath we were able to kiss her and love her! We couldn't get over how beautiful she is! 

Paislee had to go into the NICU for one night because she would forget to breathe while she was eating. We were able to finally hold her when she was in the NICU on Saturday. We were so excited to get to hold her, feed her and change her. 

Daddy got a little teary eyed when he got to hold his sweet little girl for the first time. 

Sunday we were discharged and ready to make the trek to Grandma's house. 

Our first family picture! 

One of my sweet friends introduced me to this song and it has become one of my favorite songs. It brings a tear to my eye every time I hear it or read the lyrics. 

It is called 

From God’s Arms, To My Arms, To Yours

So many wrong decisions
In my past I’m not quite sure,
If I can ever hope to trust my judgment anymore.
But lately I’ve been thinking,
Cause that’s all I’ve had to do;
And in my heart I feel that I should give this child to you.

And maybe, you can tell your baby,
When you love her so
That she’s been loved before;
By someone who delivered your daughter,
From God’s arms, to my arms, to yours.

If you choose to tell her,
And if she wants to know;
How the one who gave her life
Could bare to let her go.
Just tell her there were sleepless nights,
I prayed and paced the floors.
And knew the only peace I’d find
Is if this child was yours.

And maybe, you can tell your baby,
When you love her so
That she’s been loved before;
By someone who delivered your daughter,
From God’s arms, to my arms, to yours.

Now I know that you don’t have to do this,
But could you kiss her once for me;
The first time that she ties her shoes,
Or falls and skins her knee.
And could you hold her twice as long
When she makes her mistakes.
And tell her she’s not alone,
Sometimes that’s all it takes.
I know how much she’ll ache.

This may not be the answer
For another girl like me.
But I’m not on a soap box,
Saying how we all should be.
I’m just trusting in my feelings,
And I’m trusting God above.
And I’m trusting you can give this baby,
Both her mother’s love.

And maybe, you can tell your baby,
When you love her so
That she’s been loved before;
By someone who delivered your daughter,
From God’s arms, to my arms, to yours.

We pray and thank God everyday for this beautiful little miracle that was so selflessly placed in our arms. We are so grateful to you for your strength and courage through this whole process. You have made us a family and we want you to know that we are grateful everyday to you for that. We know that she was loved before and we will give her extra hugs and kisses just for you! We hope you are doing great and know that Paislee is loved by so many!