makeup with the help of her sister-in-law, Rachel.
While Rachel was putting powder on Duggar's face, the latter was already experiencing painful contractions. Duggar held it for a long time after requesting an epidural shot.
Ever since Duggar and Forsyth left the show "Counting On," the couple has devoted their time to taking care of their children and pursuing their passions. They would still keep their fans updated about their family through social media.
Duggar shared that she has been enjoying quiet moments with Evelyn, who loves to be held all the time. Spending quality time with her daughter has been rewarding for the mother of two.
The couple was also excited about their 2-year-old son Gideon's reaction when he sees his little sister for the first time. Evelyn's arrival meant that their son now has a responsibility as a big brother.
As Duggar is still in cloud nine over Evelyn's arrival, many fans think she would now be considered an experienced mother. When she had Gideon in February 2018, the reality star would struggle while looking after her son's needs.
As shown on the TLC-led reality show, the then first-time mother would wake Gideon up in the middle of the night to ensure that he had eaten enough while her husband would continuously check if his son was breathing.
Now that Evelyn has arrived, the couple is more prepared for parenting as they have learned many lessons through Gideon. They are confident they will become better parents to their daughter.
Before Evelyn was born, Duggar suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage last year. She and Forsyth were supposed to have a daughter named Annabelle Elise, but they lost her after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
She paid a heartwarming tribute to her child on Instagram. When she learned about Annabelle's death, Duggar wept while leaving the ultrasound appointment.
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