Living life one day at a time as a family of six...3 busy and bouncy boys and 1 Ukrainian princess. Our third son Joaquin was our unexpected blessing who came to us with a little something extra called Down syndrome and inspired us to adopt Sofia an orphan we fell in love with through Reece's Rainbow. We hope that our story will help open people's eyes to the beauty and gift that ALL children are. We are all more alike than different!
Ohhh my goodness he is so smiley and cuddly ( I just want to scoop him up and hug him!). I love how he was just kicking his legs and then doing his little "flying guy" moves. Yay Joaquin, way to go little buddy!!
ReplyDeleteOh, Goodness, that is precious! And all his enthusiam. I'd like to see that in another week or so. Nothing will be able to be left his height!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and so sweet. What a love!
Hi, not sure if I messed up the first message, but here comes again. What an angel. So special. I'd like to see that in a couple of weeks. Nothing his level will be spared. And all done with such enthusiam. (yours and his) Please keep posting and sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat has to be just the cutest thing!
ReplyDeleteWay to Go Joaquin!
YEAH!!!! What an accomplishment!!! Isn't that just the sweetest sight! Just makes your heart sing
ReplyDeleteBless his little heart! The pausing and smiling (or throwing his arms out like an airplane)...just too precious. He's just stretching it out...I think he might like to be on camera :). I'd love to scoop him up~!
ReplyDeleteWay to go!!
ReplyDeleteI found your page from the T21 Traveling Afghan comments. It looks like your little man and my youngest are only 3 weeks apart!
I LOVE when he balances on his belly and puts his arms and legs up! He certainly IS on the move! And I love the pictures along the wall where he can see it. People always thought I was nuts for putting things at my kids' eye levels!
ReplyDeletewhat a cutie pie! I love how he move a little bit and then relxes for a few moments, kicking his feet leisurely. What a ham!
ReplyDeleteWay to go Joaquin! He is working so hard and doing so well - I love the pauses to smile. The belly scoot cracks me up - it's Charlie's main mode of transportation too.
ReplyDelete-libby