No blue for boys

I didn't know that, but the Emergency Passports for Swedish Citizens are pink as little piggies. :) We are getting closer to the end of our stay here, closer than we actually like.  Both me and Agne are not at all glad thinking of going back to Sweden next week. But we are grateful as the whole process has gone very quickly and smoothly for us - we received Erik's passport exactly 4 weeks after his birth. Our parents and friends tell us about how cold the North is right now and we miss it even less... On the other side, we really long to see everybody and I look so much forward to meet my best friend (since my age of 2!) who is coming to visit from Estonia, Kristi, and her husband and son. It's been to long since we met!

Jennifer and Erik are doing really well. Jenni had a little cold in 3 days but it was very, very mild and we are very grateful that we have avoided most of the Swedish winter infections this year.
Erik is growing! On his 1 month birthday, we visited dr. Bijal at Hiranandani and she was very happy about his development. Erik has grown 5cm since his birth and is now 56cm tall. Newborn size is way to small :) He weights 4300g now, which means a good growth with 30g/day. He is starting to look around and at us more and more and his neck is surprisingly strong. I'm so happy to be a second time mom and I send my blessings to our surrogate mother every day aswell as to our doctors at Surrogacy India. AND, I'm grateful to my beloved hubby for doing this with and for me. Not everyone who has lost her uterus gets to experience such a miracle.

On Monday we will go to FRRO and we sure hope for a smooth process with them. I'll keep you á jour!
Now, picture time:

I got beautiful mehendi put on my hands :)

Chilling

Water buffalos at Powai lake. Hiranandani in the background

Jennifer on a big wooden horse at Renaissance hotel restaurant

Evening walk

Fun times :)

Jennifer on a Mary-go-round