Now that looks like a handy little chair! :) Where did you find it? My eight month old can sit up by herself, but when I am cooking etc. it would be nice to have something to put her in near me. Plus, my husband and I are expecting our second in August:).
Your little guy is adorable! I am holding off on the little shoes until my little one walks (for the most part). It is so hard to keep them on their cute little feet:). They sure are cute though!
He's so cute, and we should definitely keep in touch, Godly raised kids are getting harder to find! ;) None of my babies ever liked footwear, either. I finally made a cloth shoe that stays on Sprig pretty well!
Hi Brittney, I agree with your comment on adorable footwear not wanting to stay on adorable toes! Here was my solution: "Robeez" shoes! Not only are they soo cute, but they stayed on (and saved $ on all the socks I lost...) :) Check them out and see what you think. BTW, very cute son! All the best, Doris Jaster
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If I had feet that cute, I wouldn't want them covered up either! haha! makes me want to tickle 'em!
Bekah
Now that looks like a handy little chair! :) Where did you find it? My eight month old can sit up by herself, but when I am cooking etc. it would be nice to have something to put her in near me. Plus, my husband and I are expecting our second in August:).
Your little guy is adorable! I am holding off on the little shoes until my little one walks (for the most part). It is so hard to keep them on their cute little feet:). They sure are cute though!
He's so cute, and we should definitely keep in touch, Godly raised kids are getting harder to find! ;) None of my babies ever liked footwear, either. I finally made a cloth shoe that stays on Sprig pretty well!
Hi Brittney,
I agree with your comment on adorable footwear not wanting to stay on adorable toes!
Here was my solution: "Robeez" shoes! Not only are they soo cute, but they stayed on (and saved $ on all the socks I lost...) :)
Check them out and see what you think.
BTW, very cute son!
All the best,
Doris Jaster
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