"Perhaps not yet, but she also doesn't have a sleep schedule at all yet. And this is also sort of the time when the dream winds down, so who knows." She spoke quietly to make sure their new daughter didn't wake up since she was probably exhausted from the ordeal. Del still clearly remembered how scared the poor thing had been in the dream and realized that would be the last time she'd see them as a little shadow ever again.<br/><br/>"Oh perfect. It'll be such a great memory. As long as it turned out, we should get it framed. We should also take some of her, I would love that and I think Mom and Dad would too. We could develop a few different copies and give them to family." She stroked Lydia's head gently as they drove along and she agreed fully about not having the birth at home. "Speaking of, I was laying in bed when my water broke so we need to change all the bedding. Just as I was going to shut the light off and go to sleep, the little rascal decides it's her time." She said happily.