This is the picture shared by the proud papa on his Instagram account:
Chloe’s big brother is 2-year-old Dylan. Brad and Lisette started as business partners when they opened Shadow PR in 2007 and worked together for several years before they came to the realization they were meant to be together as life partners too. Shadow PR was originally focused a lot on nightlife, hospitality, and fashion in New York City, but once Dylan was born, they began adding more family friendly clients to their roster as well, including Pottery Barn Kids, and Vineyard Vines. Their offices frequently have children of employees or clients visiting – and the firm continues to grow. If you want to send a gift, they are registered here: http://www.potterybarnkids.com/registry/3722774/registry-list.html http://registry.thebump.com/lisette-sand-freedman-brad-zeifman-october-2015/12050439 Congratulations again, and so happy everyone is healthy and thriving. We at Everything-PR wish the family only the best – and for more healthy Public Relations pro's.Congrats To Lisette & Brad Zeifman of Shadow PR On Shadow Baby Girl
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