I may not have enough brain power to write thoughtfully yet on the idea of having three kids – presumably ALL THE KIDS that we’re going to have – here now on the same planet.
BUT, lucky for you, photo editing requires less coherentness. Coherency. That thing where your brain works.
So I’ve put together some side-by-side comparisons of the three. My three.
Here they are, each about one day old:
Here they are each about 3-4 days old, sleeping. We’ve all agreed that the two girls look most alike, but in this set of pictures I see the resemblance in my younger two:
Three c-sections, three happy arrivals. 
What’s with the pointing? So serious, as always:
Brand new family photo. Can I get a little high five for finally getting delivery-day hair and makeup under control by the third kid? I mean, when you’re scheduled in advance you hardly have an excuse, right?
Me on the left; baby girl on the right:
Since my older two look nothing alike (and, coincidentally, my own siblings and I do not look alike either), I’m fascinated by families with a strong sibling resemblance. I can’t wait to see if the girls continue to favor each other.
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I am terrible about recognizing who looks like whom, so please take this with a grain of salt, but I see a resemblance between your youngest two – at least in these first few days! They’re all gorgeous, just like their mama!
Everyone tells me that my three look so much alike, but I don’t really see it. And then equal numbers say they look exactly like me or exactly like my husband. Hmm…maybe I should ask if my husband and I look exactly alike.
That always makes me laugh too – when people see a resemblance toward one parent and others see it toward the other. It’s all so fun. I love families where the siblings look alike – I guess because in mine we totally look different!
xo