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LITTLE MISS AUBRY



 On the wonderful day of June 10th at 7:00 am, our newest member of the family, Aubry Camryn Benelli Garrett, was born! 

 Cody's sister and brother-in-law decided to adopt over two years ago, but their journey took a little longer than expected (understatement). We know Gods timing is perfect though, and sure enough, now Aubry and Easton get to be the same age! 

 Now that she is finally here we couldn't wait to go meet her! Here is our first time meeting our newest niece:



Uncle Cody handling 'er like a pro. 


Once he stopped being a baby hog, I got to hold Little Miss Aubry too.

Isn't she beautiful?!


And when the crying begins it is time for the amateurs to sit aside and let the Mama save the day.


Kaia and I decided to test Codys camera out.







...oh Kaia, you make my heart happy! :)


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