But when Dad holds him, he looks like this:
Finally though, when we break out the bottle, Dad gets a good picture in...
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This is the unfolding life of Gavin Clark, born February 11, 2005, at 12:22pm. We are Joyce and Sean. We were 41 years old once, and that was....., how old are you now Gavin? And we are full-on, deer-in-the-headlight, "maturing" parents. We're tired and happy, cranky and overjoyed. We're having a blast and worrying about everything now... This is our son. This is his blog.
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- A visit from Grandma Clark
- A visit from Uncle Matt, Aunt Lisa and Cousin Avery
- Here's a picture of Mom trying to make the new bab...
- What are they looking at??
- 10 weeks old today!
- Dinner time at the family table
- When he falls alseep, he really falls asleep
- He has come to love his bath time.
- Look at that baby fat he's starting to put on!
- Yesterday at the boat party with Gavin in his colo...
- Gavin's First Sail!
- Sleeping peacefully?
- Perhaps the next Pope?.....
- What have I been tied up in!?!
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1 comment:
We here on the right coast, having had some experience with such matters, have spotted the problem with this favoritism situation. It's not exactly favoritism as much as it is method. Baby Holding method that is. Take a look at the pictures - it's obvious! Dad's do not naturally know nor are they adequately trained, to hold new babies. Simple solution - either train Dad (which will take some time) or don't let him hold the baby (which is not recommended - both need that contact)
Good Luck, Uncle Neal
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