"It weighs more than seven pounds and was chubby when it was born. Nian Nian and You You were wrinkled when they were born, and their voices were small like the meows of kittens. This child has a very loud voice." Liu Xiaofeng said with a smile.

"A loud voice indicates good health."

Xu Lin came out of the house, Liu Xiaofeng brought eggs in for Song Lianxiu to eat, and Tang Yiyi and Su Ning also went in to take a look.

"What's your name?" Tang Yiyi looked at the little baby sucking his lips, which was really adorable.

Full-term babies are different from premature babies. When Huanhuan was discharged from the hospital, she looked so small and weak that I didn't even dare to touch her.

But this child obviously looks much healthier.

"Hu Zi, your second brother named him that. Mom said he looks like a tiger, so let's call him Hu Zi. We haven't picked a full name yet. We're going to ask Grandpa and Dad to choose one. Why don't you pick one for him too?"

Tang Yiyi didn't respond: "Let Grandpa and Dad choose a name. I haven't chosen a name yet, so I don't know what to choose."

"That's fine too. Just wait and ask Dad and Grandpa to get it."

After a while, Hu Zi started crying. Liu Xiaofeng thought he had peed or pooped, so she took out his diaper and changed it: "See, I knew it was either pee or poop."

"The little guy can eat and poop, and doesn't cry much. He's very easy to take care of."

Several people gathered around to look at the little guy. He was so small that he changed his diaper and went back to sleep.

After Xu Yan returned the ox cart, Tang Yiyi followed him back. As a sister-in-law, Tang Yiyi gave Song Lianxiu some brown sugar and eggs in the evening.

"You guys keep it for yourself. You're going to give birth soon, so eat more." Song Lianxiu didn't want any of it and tried to refuse. Tang Yiyi didn't try to push it back and just put it on the table.

"I'm in the third trimester, so I really need to eat less. Growth is fast in the latter stages, and I don't want to be unable to give birth to two babies."