I still can’t believe how thin she was in the final months of pregnancy, especially because she has a petite build. Is this normal?

She is gorgeous and so is the baby. Love the name “River”. I’m having a boy and was considering that name, but my husband was like “No Way”.

Keri looks beautiful, and it’s great she is always out with her baby, looking very much hands on.

Here’s another cute photo from us weekly.
http://www.usmagazine.com/hot_pics_gallery?o=9

Gosh she is so strong-I tried holding my daughter in her carseat like that and I couldn’t get it above my hip! I told my husband about this pic and he too was holding her below the hip. He’s a cutey-like the name too!

Aww, look at that cutie with his wrinkly expression!

I don’t see anything wrong with taking the baby out all the time right after it is born. The pictures we’ve seen on CBB show the outdoors to be warm and sunny; perfect weather to be out and about. River was lucky to be born just when summer started.

Besides, haven’t we heard doctors say getting out of the house, being active and busy, and stuff like that help women recover quicker from childbirth whether vaginal or c-section?

Keri is definitely spending quality time with her baby, and besides I would think being stuck at home all day for a whole month would really bring on PPD.

As long as baby is okay, why should Keri and River be stuck at home all day during the beautiful summer months?

Sarah’s note: She has been seen wearing it multiple times recently, but she’s been nursing in public and looks angry at photographers, or her husband has been wearing it, so we haven’t posted the pics.

When she’s had him in the car seat she’s always going directly to a vehicle from her apartment, not walking around with the neighborhood with it.

She sure does like to lugg her Car Seat around.
The FALCON Infant Car Seat Carrier would free up her hands and make life a lot easier during her short trips.

She was probably taking him to see the pediatrician. I agree I think it’s best to be out and about and enjoy the weather. Staying in too much can make you depressed.

I don’t really agree with Larir’s comment. I know that my mom went out all the time right after I was born (she was already out shopping and showing me off to friends like a week after she gave birth! lol). It’s also better to expose your baby to some germs so they can start building up their immune system. The only way I’d avoid going outside is if my child had a serious health condition or something.

Keri & baby are gorgeous!