CBB Exclusive: It's a girl for Dr. 90210 docs

Update: The baby’s name is Alexis Victoria.

Originally posted January 15, 2007:
Doctors Linda Li and Bill Fulcher from Dr. 90210 are second time parents after welcoming a daughter. No word yet on a name, but the baby girl was born by cesarean section on Wednesday, January 3rd. She joins big brother Max, 15 months.

Just 8 days later, the couple and their daughter made an appearance at a swag suite and got a Big Day Book, a baby book that you create online. According to the company, these baby books are great for "mothers that are short on time and energy, but don’t want their baby books to reflect that." All you have to do is type in your baby’s information and print the page, and the company even sends email reminders that it’s time to do it! The Li-Fulcher family chose the Hanna Bling Book ($99), at left. Each book comes with an 18 month membership to their online creation system.

Cori from Big Day Book tells us,

Dr Li was SO nice and looked AMAZING for someone who had practically just given birth. She was wearing high heels if you can believe it! She said the swelling in her feet and ankles had finally gone down and she couldn’t wait to put the heels back on!

Here’s another photo of the Linda and Bill with Alexis.  They were visiting the Nappi Sak by Suzibellatable at Jayneoni’s Boom Boom Room.  Initially, Linda thought the NappiSak was a purse, but it is actually a mini diaper carrier.  The NappiSak, which debuted at the event, is a bamboo handled bag with chicfabrics that holds a changing pad, moisture–tight container for diapersand wipes, and has convenient fabric pockets for holding essentialslike cell phones, keys, and credit cards.

Comments

Please forgive me, but what is she holding?
Is it a baby wrapped up in a blanket? I can’t tell and it’s freaking me out.

- JosieK on January 15th, 2007

I am soooooooooooo happy for her. Next to Dr. Rey she is my favorite on the show. I wish her all the best. Now she has the picture perfect family. Boy first, girl second. How sweet.

- Sexxiestbride on January 15th, 2007

Aww, congrats to them!

- Shelly on January 15th, 2007

aww I can’t wait to see her face. Max is sooooooo cute…one of the cutest babies I’ve ever seen!

- greenmtx on January 15th, 2007

I want to say that’s their baby bundled up in Linda.s arms, but I can’t tell. But I’m happy for both of them. Their son is adorable, and I’m sure their daughter is, too.

- FC on January 15th, 2007

She drives me nuts! I can’t stand the lady…

- erin on January 15th, 2007

She’s wearing jeans. 8 days post csection. And looks that good. Now, I’ve never had a section but I don’t know if I like her through the jealousy!

- Jean on January 15th, 2007

That is one tiny baby!

- Heather77 on January 16th, 2007

i agree w/josiek
i don’t think that’s a baby in her arms
looks weird!

- ashley on January 16th, 2007

The thing that bugs me about her is she had and elective c-section with Max, and I assume with the new baby too. All for convenience. I think it sent a terrible message. What’s wrong with letting the babies come when they are ready, instead of scheduling when they are born? Is it such a bad thing to let your baby, and your body, decide when your baby is born? Not to mention a c-cection is major surgery, it’s so much easier, and more natural, to recover from a vaginal birth. I’ve had both, so I know, but my c-section was due to breech presentation, not for anyone’s convenience. Then I went on to have a vaginal birth after my c-section, so that can be done too.

- MIC on January 16th, 2007

I love her and I do wish her the best, but I have to comment on this: why go to a celebrity swag suite with your baby if you’re aware there will be photogs and then later have the blurring for the child’s features? I know that’s the baby but I’ve seen the same technique requested by the Beckhams for there kids in situations where their kids are photographed and they DON’T want them to be…but this situation I don’t understand.

- Morgan on January 16th, 2007

That is the baby in the blanket; her face is not blurred, it’s just that all you can see is her forehead. We have other photos that we unfortunately cannot post right now that make it clear that they’re not hiding her – she’s just all wrapped up in this one!

- Sarah, CBB News Editor on January 16th, 2007

Why are they out at a public event with their 8 DAY old daughter?

Really, is the swag worth it

- katie on January 16th, 2007

At least we don’t have to worry about circumcising this one and airing it on national TV…

- Lisa on January 16th, 2007

I can’t get over the fact that she is out with an 8 day old baby. What is it that she’s getting in return? I hope it’s pretty valuable…

- Michelle on January 16th, 2007

What’s wrong with being out with an 8 day old? I felt fine after my births and went to dinner with DS2 when he was 11 hours. It would have been lunch but I needed a nap.

- Jean on January 17th, 2007

I agree with Jean. I met my week-old cousin for the first time during a family get-together at a restaurant. She was safe and snug in her car seat, wrapped in blankets, and snoozed the whole time. We went out to eat with her and her parents a week after that-again, no problems. What’s the big deal?

- Lauren on January 17th, 2007