Let’s get you changed.”Īidan’s once bacheloresque master bedroom had become baby central. “Hmm, feels like you’ve got a wet diaper. I’m a poor substitute for Mommy, especially if you’re hungry.” At the sound of Aidan’s voice, Noah popped open his eyes. When Noah’s tiny brows furrowed in confusion, Aidan grinned down at him. Kissing Noah’s cheek, Aidan then snuggled him against his chest. Of course, the only time he really wailed was when he was hungry or had a dirty diaper. While all of their family members loved telling Aidan and Emma that they had been blessed that Noah had such an easy temperament, he could really let you have it when he got going.

“Easy Little Man,” Aidan said as he reached over to pick Noah up. He drew his tiny legs to his stomach while flailing his fists. By the time he reached the bassinet, Noah was in full-on, pissed-off fit mode. “Okay, okay, I’m coming, Noah,” Aidan muttered as he pulled himself into a sitting position.Īs he hurried around the side of the bed, Aidan dug the sleep out of his eyes with his fists. Well, he barely heard it over his four-and-a half-week old son’s screams. Craning his neck, he heard the unmistakable sound of the shower running. With his eyes still pinched shut, he rolled over in bed to find it empty. As the wailing pursued, his senses slowly came awake. Posted on 30 March, 2013 by momsread in Fun Stuff, Katie Ashley / 13 commentsĪ high-pitched squeal broke through the layers of Aidan Fitzgerald’s subconscious. Subscribe Katie Ashley Shares an EXCLUSIVE Emma, Aidan and Noah’s FIRST Easter! Enter your email address to subscribe and receive notifications of new posts by email.

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