Monday, July 11, 2011

Yes I Have a Rockin' Baby

It started with a few tears and several pregnancy tests.. A love I knew would be greater than all the love I had ever felt. After nine months I was mom, I had a baby boy in my arms, I knew I would die for him and live by him. He was mine and I was amazed just like I am every single day.

I am joining Shell for Rocking the Baby ...She had a rocking the bump link too I did not participate because my bump was the size of a house. I was miserable during pregnancy.

You should check out Shell's blog




Things I Can't Say

You should link up and show off some baby pictures too


Here you go welcome to the world December 6, 2002
Tyler Lennon
9 LBS 7OZ
22 1/2 inches 
Perfect


My first time to hold him 

19 Days Old



These 2 were favorites from his 4 month pictures

6 Months 
Probably my favorite baby picture of him

And Nine Months 

I must say looking back makes me wish for those days, but him being 8 has brought us a whole new kind of adventure. 
Mom loves you bug!



 

12 Things From You:

Leighannn said...

Isn't it amazing how your life changes when you have babies

mamamash.com said...

He's so big! So happy and cute.

Shell said...

Such a cute grin!

singedwingangel said...

I love the one that he looks like he is absolutely cackling in.. too cute

Galit Breen said...

Just look at that smile!

JDaniel4's Mom said...

What an amazing smile! He has such joy in his pictures!

Beth Zimmerman said...

What a cutie he was ... and still is!

Brittney said...

look at that smile :) love it

Neuffj said...

Oh my heck! Look at that smile. Such a cutie!

Namzola said...

That smile hasn't changed - by the way, it's contagious...I'm still wearing it.

PS: thanks for sending people my way! I'll get you back.

Unknown Mami said...

He's got a great smile.

I bet it's still the same just with teeth.

Confessions From A Work-At-Home Mom said...

I read your comment on my blog (the post about breastfeeding), and then came over here and read this post... I STILL can't believe how big your son was! I can imagine that would DEFINITELY complicate nursing!