Naming and Party for Littlest :)

A couple weeks ago we had a Simchat Bat/Hebrew naming ceremony/partay for Littlest! Simchat Bat literally means, the joy of daughter, it is a fun and exciting day to celebrate with family and friends and also when she gets her Hebrew name*. More on the ceremony and all the dets in another post! :)

Names are so important to us. I love talking names and baby names and hearing the stories and meanings behind them. I think they are so special! We always aim to name our littles after family. If we don't use a first or middle name, we either try to find a beautiful name with the same meaning, or use the first letter of a name, something to honor family that we love and who mean so much to us. I get quite sentimental about it! :) There are such fun, wonderful stories about each namesake, some strong men and women of God, and of these amazing women of the Bible too!

Our baby girl!! We are in love, can't say it any other way. :) We are so blessed by her sweet little self, she is so sweet and laid back, and just a happy little love!

{she was so sleepy when I was able to take her pic :)}

{little socks my Mom got her that matched the top of her dress perfectly :)}

Proud Daddy! Who admitted how much fun it is to have a little one in pink ;-) He still wants to take shooting classes and get a shotgun ;), but he's wrapped around her tiny little finger. :) He knew he would be! :-) Even before she was born he was telling her about how he would take her on dates (for special time and to show her how she should be treated :) when she starts dating at 19 ;)). And that makes me an even more proud wifey.

Nothing short of a super proud mama :) I am obnoxiously proud of all of our littles, I know! ;-)

Sweet little chat with Daddy :) Doesn't she look so comfy? :)

Look at that little face and those cheeks!!! :)

Ahh, I can't get over these little people!!!

Sneaky peak of the banner :)

Next post I'll show you all of the decorations and goodies! :)

*If you're a new reader, I am a Jewish believer, meaning I was born and raised Jewish with the belief (as Christians) that Jesus is the Messiah. :) We go to church and still celebrate all the Jewish holidays (with Jesus incorporated in them) [and Christian holidays (I started celebrating with Hubby after we started dating)]. :)