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A Month of Thanksgiving: Day 9

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The zero candle I had intended to use for his "birth"day cake.
Day nine and I am thankful for my sweet baby Warner on his very first half birthday. Dylan had a special recipe from school he wanted to try out making himself so we decided to make a half birthday cake to celebrate Warner. The cake was yummy and he had a lesson in following a recipe. I am thankful that I got a chance to be this little wiggle worm's mommy. He is not happily eating baby food, almost sitting up by himself to play, screeching to get attention, playing with his brothers and is up to 18.5 pounds. He is in the 75% for height, weight and head circumference. A perfect little boy. He is snuggly and interested in everything we are doing. He likes to roll across the room to try to get to new toys and puts anything and everything in his mouth. I bet he will be getting teeth in the next month or two too.




He's so wiggly!

I couldn't help but not put this one on, look at that concentration on his face.



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  1. jack!e @ One Saturday MorningNovember 17, 2012 at 4:16 PM

    He is so sweet and BIG! I miss this kid... also, I'm pretty sure he has more hair than Luke. ;)

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