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Mason is a pretty good baby. He has an older brother named Carter who will be 3 in July. He loves to follow his big brother around and mimmick what he's doing. Mason just took his first steps a couple of weeks ago but isn't quite walking yet. He can say Mama and Dada but he mostly squeals when he tries to get your attention. He loves to eat and will eat just about anything! He drinks from a sippy cup during the day but he gets a bottle at bedtime. Just got to figure out how to break him of that... But overall, I feel really lucky to have such wonderful little boys
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