Introducing Wyatt Crow, Sheryl Crow’s adopted son

[CRAZY 'N' NUTS]

Here are the very first pictures of Sheryl Crow’s newly adopted 3-week-old son Wyatt Crow! The 45-year-old singer-songwriter will be raising her son at her Nashville home and expects “a whole troop” of siblings to join Wyatt soon enough.

“The day he came home (on April 30), I felt like the whole house had changed. The house felt fuller,” Crow told OK! magazine via USA Today. “You just feel like nesting and making sure he’s acclimated to the world. It is all so fascinating.”

Added Crow, “My mom would hand him to me and say, ‘Here’s your mommy.’ It was really poignant (and very startling) to hear my mom call me Mommy. It took me a while to get used to it.”

Crow also confessed to having a special “somebody” (who is not in the business) in her life but she doesn’t “feel any pressure to get married” because Wyatt will be the “deciding factor.”

(Crow was spotted on Tuesday having a hilarious bike through Runyon Canyon with her new main man near new Los Angeles mansion — see pictures below and inside.)

The Missouri native, who went through a closed, out-of-state adoption and had Wyatt within 24 hours of his birth, says her parents and a "wonderful baby nurse" have been in the house to help out.

Introducing Wyatt Crow, Sheryl Crow’s Son (Sheryl Crow + Wyatt Crow! + adoption)

Awwww that baby is gorgeous, Sheryl looks good in these pics.. wow

[shedevilang]

awww he's a doll he looks so serious in the second pic

[Bellatheball]

Good for her. God bless. Why does she need a baby nurse though?

[MrsDark]

The only reason I could think of would be a wet nurse. (someone who could breastfeed for those who never heard of that)

[McJag]

Newborns require a lot of attention, now that they are kicked out of the hospital so quick. Usually a baby nurse stays 2 weeks-just to make sure everything is running properly. They can be nerve wracking for someone not used to being around babies. A wet nurse, much longer but I don't know if she is that progressive...Anyone that can afford a baby nurse for the first one should use one IMO.

[MgMMD]

OOOOh he's a mushnik! ( Which is Megan-ese for a teeny baby who I want to mush and kiss). He has a very "knowing" look to him!
I wish her the best!

[Bellatheball]

Eh, I've had a newborn. It's not that hard.

[Icepik]

Originally Posted by Bellatheball

Eh, I've had a newborn. It's not that hard.

I'm with you.

[crackho]

Originally Posted by Bellatheball

Eh, I've had a newborn. It's not that hard.

If the cave women could do it....

[McJag]

Originally Posted by Bellatheball

Eh, I've had a newborn. It's not that hard.

Depends on a) how accustomed you are to new borns (some people never) b)what kind of labor/delivery and c) what kind of mother YOU are. Some people (and several on here) are known to panic easily. And thats without a tiny baby-some are scared to death! My own sister in law for one! She was scared to diaper her, pick her up, feed her! Now I think she might have had post partum a bit.

[Voodoo Child]

Awww what a darling.

[sweetness]

He's so precious!! Sheryl looks very pretty and proud there.

[HockeyRules]

Mine never slept for long periods of time and wanted to nurse all the time - and it was hard!

[SVZ]

they airbrushed the shit out of sheryl's face.

[enctpc]

He does look like a serious little man.