Just think a year ago he was only 4 pounds 13 oz now he is wait here it comes 22 pounds. A year ago he was 18 inches now he is 33 inches I know isn't it a lot for a one year old !! WOW !! His doctor said on the growth chart he is were a 2 year old should be but that everything looks great he is doing very good nothing to worry about. He is going to be a very tall boy is all we aready knew that lol.lol. With very big feet also lol.lol.
He is now starting with reg milk missed in with moms milk and not to bad his face at first was a little like ok what is this lol but he did drink it. So slowly will put more and more reg milk till it is all milk because moms milk is stopping slowly on it's own. But so happy it lasted for the first year at least.
Well just wanted to let you all know how he is doing since you have all been here for all of us through all the ruff times when he was born and even the good silly times since. Have a great day angel hugs and kisses and hugs from Kaiden our little man ,
Roberta,
Again, so happy he is doing great!
hugs,
Jenna
Thanks, I am trying to get a new picture on here for all to see but for some reason the way I got this one here doesn't want to work any more. I will keep trying to change the picture wish me luck. angel hugs roberta,
Hugs and kisses form Kaiden
Have you noticed that all the posts seem to say they were sent "just now"? Seems to be lots of problems with this site now, and we have no moderator to tell our issues to. Humbug!
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