It's been a week since I gave birth to our daughter, Ophelia Mae Bennet. We've been at home for four days now since we needed to stay in the hospital a little bit longer, because the little girl wasn't weighing as much as expected and was also smaller than expected. She is healthy though.

It's the middle of the night, the moonlight coming in through the curtains as our daughter starts to cry in her baby nest, which is laying next to me on our bed. It wakes up both you and me.