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Not a baby anymore!

Tobias and I were hoping to enjoy James as a baby for at least a year, but James has changed into a little boy the past week. He's absolutely amazing! By the way, he stands alone, he really does, but I just can't get a picture!

He eats everything and will not let you feed him. He loves fruit (especially peaches), animal crackers, peas (yes, peas) and cheerios. He will eat pretty much anything - including steak and tuna fish.



Here's a video of James eating cheerios and peas. I think it's hilarious because he's "talking" throughout the entire thing!



Good thing he has all those teeth to help chew his food. He has 6 teeth now, 4 on top and 2 on the bottom.


Bandit and James are still best friends. When we come home from day care they are so excited to see each other.
James is doing great at daycare. This is a picture of James on his first day of school. I am having a hard time being away from him for so long, but he seems to be happy and is developing important social skills.
While I see James is changing and exploring the world every day, he still has time to show that he loves his mommy!










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Debby said…
He sure is growing up fast!!! The video is so cute. It's almost like he's teasing, you want one?, and then eats it. Great job on hte blogs!
September 6, 2008 at 8:55 PM
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